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CURRICULUM VITAE Neal H. Lopinot

I. PERSONAL Date/Place of Birth: November 2, 1951/East St. Louis, Illinois Present Position (1993–): Director and Research Professor, Secretary of the Missouri Archaeological

Society, Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, 901 South National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65897; Telephone No. - (417)–836–5363; Facsimile No. - (417)–836–4772

Home Residence: 1834 South Dollison Avenue, Springfield, MO 65807 E-Mail Address: neallopinot@missouristate.edu II. EDUCATION 1977 - M.A. (Anthropology - Conservation Archaeology Program), SIU-Carbondale. Dr. George J.

Gumerman, Committee Chair. 1984 - Ph.D. (Anthropology, specializing in Archaeology), SIU-Carbondale. Dr. David P. Braun,

Committee Chair. III. TEACHING EXPERIENCE A. Teaching Interests and Specialties (Courses Taught):

Introduction to Archaeology Archaeology of North America (2 Semesters) Archaeology of the Ozarks (1 Intersession) Cultural Resource Management Archaeology of the Eastern Woodlands Ethnohistory: Eastern and Southwestern North America Human Ecology (1 Quarter) Plant Domestication and Agricultural Origins Archaeobotanical Method and Theory (Several Individuals) Field School in Archaeology (4 Semesters and 2 Quarters) World Prehistory (1 Semester)

B. Lectures/Other Honors: Given a variety of lectures to students, professionals, and amateurs. Some examples of invited lectures and honors are as follows: 1. Colloquium Presentation, Experimental Archaeobotany and Reconstructing the Past, Department of

Anthropology, Washington University, St. Louis, 1986. 2. Invited Lecturer for Archaeological Theory and Method, SIU-Edwardsville, 1978, 1985, and 1990. 3. Invited Presentation on Wood Procurement and Utilization at Cahokia in series titled Cahokia

Mounds: A Crossroads of Commerce, Cahokia Mounds, Collinsville, 1988. 4. Department of the Army Commander’s Award for Civilian Service, St. Louis District, Corps of

Engineers, 1993. 5. Invited Presentation titled Prehistoric Human Impacts on the Environment: Myths and Realities,

Environmental Education Association of Illinois, Pere Marquette Lodge, 1993. 6. 1999 Poster Award, 1st Place, Professional Division, Society for American Archaeology, Chicago,

Illinois.

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7. Invited Speaker, 35th Anniversary Celebration of the Missouri Prairie Foundation, Columbia, Missouri, 2001.

8. Received Certificate of Appreciation from the Missouri Archaeological Society for many years of service, 2002.

9. Recipient of two grants from the Committee for Research and Exploration of the National Geographic Society for research at Big Eddy, 1999 and 2002.

10. Invited Presentations, History Department, University of West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad, for Archaeological Method and Theory Course; and recipient of grants from the Ministry of Culture, Trinidad and Tobago, 2003, 2006, and 2009.

11. Recipient of Missouri 2003 Historic Preservation Award and Resolutions from the Missouri House of Representatives and the Missouri Senate, presented in the State Capitol Rotunda, February, 2003.

12. Recipient of the Missouri Archaeological Society’s Public Archaeology Award, 2005. 13. Delivered the Albert C. Koch Banquet Lecture, Honored Speaker at the Annual Missouri

Archaeological Society Meeting, Joplin, Missouri, 2006. 14. Plenary session speaker at the 31st annual Society of Ethnobiology Conference, Fayetteville,

Arkansas, 2008. 15. Invited Participant in the Paleoamerican Origins Workshop, University of Texas, Austin, and also a

conference by invitation only titled Early Paleoindian Colonization of the North American Midcontinent, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, 2008 and 2009, respectively.

16. Organized and participated in Trinidad & Tobago Archaeology Heritage Management Seminar, held at the Chaguaramas Campus in Trinidad on March 14, 2014.

C. Previous Appointments: 1984–1987 - Adjunct Assistant Professor, Dept. of Anthropology (50% teaching), and Assistant

Director, Archaeological Survey (50% research), University of Missouri at St. Louis. 1984–1990 - Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, Washington University, St. Louis. 1987–1991 - Associate Coordinator, Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University at

Edwardsville, and Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Geography and Earth Sciences and Department of Anthropology.

1991–1993 - Associate Scientist-Archaeologist, Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois, Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA) consultant assigned to the St. Louis District, Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis, Missouri.

D. Masters Committees: Patty J. Wright, Washington University-St. Louis, 1986 Bonnie L. Gums, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, 1988 Joyce Williams, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, 1989 Sarah O’Donnell, Missouri State University, 2013 Jennifer Rideout, Missouri State University, 2015 IV. MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

Lambda Alpha-National Anthropology Honors Society Midwestern Archaeology Conference Missouri Archaeological Society Missouri Association of Professional Archaeologists Society for American Archaeology Southeastern Archaeology Conference Transferware Club

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V. COMMUNITY SERVICE (some examples) 1973–1975 - Board of Directors, Cahokia Archaeological Society (CAS), Illinois Amateur

Archaeological Association (IAAA). 1974–Present - Lectures given to archaeological/amateur groups, other interested lay groups, civic

organizations, and elementary and secondary schoolers on archaeology, general midcontinental prehistory, archaeobotanical projects and methods, and various archaeological sites at which I have worked. Given numerous formal and informal lectures and tours at the Cahokia Mounds site, in addition to aiding the preparation of exhibits for the Cahokia Interpretive Center.

1982–1998 - Girls Catholic Youth League and Club Soccer Head Coach (earned Class D Coaching License); Florissant and Springfield, Missouri.

1984–1989 - Webelos Den and Boy Scout Troop Leader, North Star District, Florissant, Missouri. 1986–1988 - Member of Board of Directors, Illinois Archaeological Survey (IAS), the professional state

organization of Illinois. 1993–Present - Sponsor of the Ozarks Chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society (OCMAS). 2000–2006 - Greene County Historic Sites Board (Vice Chair for 2 years); Chair of GCHSB Planning and

Zoning Review committee from 2003 to 2006. 2000–2004 - Southwest Missouri Regional Coordinator for Archaeology Challenge Program. 2002–2008 - Missouri Archaeological Society (MAS), Board of Trustees. 2004–Present - Missouri Association of Professional Archaeologists (MAPA), Board of Directors. 2006–Present – MAS Secretary and Editor of The Missouri Archaeologist and the Missouri

Archaeological Society Quarterly 2009–2014 - Odyssey Archaeological Research Program, University of Kansas, Board of Directors. 2011–Present - Greene County Historic Sites Board; Vice Chair since 2014. 2013–Present – Editorial Board, Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 2013–Present – Advisory Board, Missouri Trail of Tears Association VI. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE A. Graduate Assistantships

1974 (Fall Quarter) 1/2-time Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Edwardsville; Assistant to Dr. Theodore Frisbie.

1975 (Winter-Spring Quarters), 1/2-time Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Edwardsville; Assistant to Dr. Sidney Denny.

1975 (Fall Semester) l/4-time Research Assistant, Black Mesa Archaeological Project, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Carbondale; Assistant to Dr. Stephen Plog, Research Supervisor.

1976 (Spring Semester) 1/4-time Research Assistant, Black Bottom Archaeological Project, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. Jon Muller, Research Supervisor.

1976 (Spring Semester) 1/4-time Research Assistant, Star Lake Archaeological Project, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. Walter Wait, Research Supervisor.

1976 (Fall Semester) 1/2-time Research Assistant, Star Lake Project, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. George Gumerman, Research Supervisor.

1977–1978 (Fall & Spring Semesters) 1/4-time Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. Dean Falk (Physical Anthropologist).

1978 (Spring Semester) 1/4-time Research Assistant; Center for Archaeological Investigations, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. Brian Butler, Research Supervisor.

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B. Field Experience

1972–1973 (6 wks.), Solto site, St. Charles County, Missouri; Volunteer; F. Terry Norris and Carl Chapman, principal investigators.

1973 (8 wks.), Olin site, Cottage Hills, Madison County, Illinois; Field School; Dr. Sidney G. Denny, Principal Investigator/Teacher.

1974 (8 wks.), Lily Lake site, Cahokia, St. Clair County, Illinois; National Park Service funded; Research Assistant; Mr. F. Terry Norris and Mr. Albert Meyer, Supervisors.

1974 (12 wks.) Olin site; Supervisor of limited off-season excavations; Dr. Sidney Denny, Project Director.

1975 (8 wks.) Lily Lake site; Research Assistant; renewed National Park Service grant; Mr. Norris and Mr. Meyer, Supervisors.

1976 (4 wks.) Star Lake Archaeological Project, Upper Chaco Wash, McKinley County, New Mexico; Supervisor of survey and testing crews; funded by Peabody Coal Company; Dr. Walter Wait, Project Director, and Dr. George Gumerman, Principal Investigator.

1976 (3 wks.) Southeastern Missouri and Western Kentucky; Supervisor of survey and testing; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Memphis District; Mr. Michael McNerney, Principal Investigator.

1976 (2 wks.) Frog City and Red Light sites, Alexander County, Illinois; Researcher for SIU-Carbondale Museum; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Dr. Lawrence G. Santeford, Project Director, and Mr. Frank Rackerby, Principal Investigator.

1977 (4 wks.) Upper Cache River Archaeological Project, Shawnee Hills, southern Illinois; Researcher; funded by Soil Conservation Service; Dr. Veletta Canouts, Project Director, and Dr. Jon D. Muller, Principal Investigator.

1980 (2 wks.) Kofahl survey project, Texas County, Missouri; Research Supervisor; funded by U. S. Forest Service, Mark Twain National Forest; Mr. Michael McNerney and Mr. R. Gail White, Principal Investigators.

1981 (3 wks) Elco Tract survey and testing project, Alexander County, Illinois; Project Director; funded by U.S. Forest Service, Shawnee National Forest; Dr. Brian M. Butler, Principal Investigator.

1981 (1 wk.) Fort Kaskaskia, Randolph County, Illinois; Research Assistant; Dr. William I. Woods, Principal Investigator.

1981 (10 wks.) Kingfish site, St. Clair County, Illinois, along Kaskaskia River; Project Director; funded by Peabody Coal Co., River King Pit No. 3; Dr. David P. Braun, Principal Investigator.

1983–1984 (12 wks.) Testing sites in south St. Louis County, Missouri, along tributaries of the Meramec River; Supervisor of hand excavations and backhoe trenching; funded by the St. Louis Metropolitan Sewer District; Dr. Joseph M. Nixon, Principal Investigator.

1984 (6 wks.) University of Missouri-St. Louis Archaeological Field School excavations at the Bridgeton site, along Missouri River, St. Louis County, Missouri; Teacher/Principal Investigator.

1985 (1 wk.) Backhoe testing of stratified historic and prehistoric deposits, Hannibal Riverfront Flood Control Project; funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District; Project Director/Co-Principal Investigator.

1985 (1 wk.) Test excavations, Samuel Clemens boyhood home backyard, Hannibal, Missouri; privately funded by the Mark Twain Home Foundation; Principal Investigator.

1985 (8 wks.) University of Missouri-St. Louis Archaeological Field School excavations at the Bridgeton site, St. Louis County, Missouri; Teacher/Principal Investigator.

1985 (3 wks.) Lone Wolf site, Castlewood State Park, near Meramec River, St. Louis County, Missouri; funded by Environmental Protection Agency; Co-Principal Investigator.

1985 (9 wks.) Test excavations at nine sites, Lake Shelbyville Reservoir, Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois; funded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District.; Project Director and Co-Principal Investigator.

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1986 (1 wk.) Meramec Community College Field School in Archaeology, subcontracted to Continuing Education-Extension, University of Missouri-St. Louis, held primarily at the Bridgeton site; Teacher/Principal Investigator.

1986 (6 wks.) University of Missouri-St. Louis Archaeological Field School excavations at the Bridgeton site (see above); Teacher/Principal Investigator.

1986 (3 wks.) Mitigation excavations at the Riverside site, along the lower Meramec River, St. Louis County, Missouri; Project Director and Principal Investigator.

1986 (1 wk.) Byrnes Mill development tract survey project, in the Crescent Hills-High Ridge chert quarry area, northwestern Jefferson County, Missouri; Principal Investigator.

1988 (4 wks.) Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, SIU-Edwardsville Field School in Archaeology at Cahokia Mounds - the Southern Palisade; Teacher and Co-Principal Investigator.

1988 (4 wks.) Village of Fairmont, St. Clair and Madison counties, Illinois; monitoring of sewer line excavations in the western periphery of the Cahokia site; Principal Investigator.

1989 (5 wks.) Peabody Coal Company, River King #6 Mine; controlled surface collection and testing of six sites, Randolph County, Illinois; Principal Investigator.

1989 (4 wks.), Department of Geography and Earth Sciences, SIU-Edwardsville Field School in Archaeology at Cahokia Mounds - the Grand Plaza; Teacher and Co-Principal Investigator.

1989 (7 wks.) Mitigation excavations at the Little Hills Site, St. Charles County, Missouri; funded by the Missouri Highway and Transportation Department; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1990 (7 wks.) Mitigation excavations at the Diana site, Randolph County, Illinois; funded by Peabody Coal Company, River King Pit No. 6; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1991 (2 wks.) Survey and testing, Hatties Ford site, Wappapello Lake; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1991–1993 (14 wks.) Survey of Horseshoe Lake peninsula, Madison County, Illinois, Lock and Dam 26 Mitigation Lands; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Project Director and Principal Investigator.

1992 (3 wks.) Survey and testing, Valley Park, Missouri levee project; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1992–1993 (5 wks.) Survey of traditional accesses, Wappapello Lake; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1993 (2 wks.) Mitigation excavations at the Hayti By-Pass site, Pemiscot County, Missouri; funded by the Missouri Department of Transportation; Co-Principal Investigator.

1993 (4 wks.) Mitigation excavations at the Bass site, Greene County, Missouri; funded by the Missouri Department of Transportation; Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1993 (3 wks.) Survey of Stonebridge development area in Stone County near Branson, Missouri. Field Director and Principal Investigator.

1994 (2 wks.) Testing five sites in Stone and Taney counties, Missouri; privately funded; Principal Investigator.

1995 (2 wks.) Testing a series of sites in northeast Arkansas, Newport to Walnut Ridge; funded by the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department; Principal Investigator.

1995 (3 wks.) Directed mitigation of the Bridget site, James River Valley near Springfield, Greene County, Missouri; funded by Springfield City Parks; Principal Investigator.

1996 (2wks.) Survey of two campground and recreational facilities, Shelbyville Lake, Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois; funded by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District; Principal Investigator.

1997–Present – In addition to these, I have worked on innumerable other small surveys, testing, and full-scale mitigation projects from 1972 to the present, mainly in Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas. Many are too small for listing above and, for the sake of brevity, all field activities undertaken since 1996 are not listed. Although unlisted past 1996, my fieldwork activities have continued, including the direction of the Big Eddy Project for more than a decade. These have entailed both paid staff and voluntary assistance. I continue to be actively involved in field projects of all sizes. In addition to the

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many archaeological projects, I have assisted and supervised the physical and documentary reconstruction of three log cabins dating between 1800 and 1840. I also have assisted on architectural history surveys, and I’ve conducted historical research on General Land Office, deed, cemetery, marriage, and tax records, among others. I am a common peer reviewer of articles submitted for publication in journals and I am currently editor of The Missouri Archaeologist and the Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly, which entails soliciting and editing manuscripts, preparation of forewords and columns, and many other activities.

C. Grants and Contracts

Within the past 32 years, I have served as Principal Investigator or Co-Principal Investigator on more than 700 cultural resource management contracts amounting to over $9,000,000. I’ve also been the recipient of grants from the National Geographic Society, the Allen P. and Josephine B. Green Foundation, the National Park Service, the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, the Shirley and Tom Townsend Family, the Archaeology Committee of the Ministry of Culture of Trinidad & Tobago, the Archaeology Subcommittee of the National Trust of the Ministry of National Diversity and Social Integration of Trinidad & Tobago, and the U.S. Embassy. I’ve collaborated on research for several National Science Foundation (NSF) grants and I’ve reviewed numerous NSF proposals during the past 30 years, including submittals by senior researchers as well as PhD students seeking dissertation improvement awards. D. Laboratory Experience

1973 (Summer) General Laboratory Experience gained during field school training; Dr. Sidney Denny, Teacher.

1972 to 1975 (4 yrs., Part-Time) Research Associate, Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Missouri; archaeobotanical work under the tutelage of Drs. Hugh C. Cutler and Leonard W. Blake; primarily studies of cultivated plant materials from the Greater Southwest, including northwestern Mexico, and from Eastern North America.

1978–1979 (8 mos.) Carrier Mills Archaeological Project; Laboratory Supervisor; funded by Peabody Coal Company, Center for Archaeological Investigations, SIU-C; Dr. Richard Jefferies, Project Director, and Drs. Brian Butler and David Braun, Principal Investigators.

1979–1980 (16 mos.) Carrier Mills Archaeological Project; Director of Archaeobotanical Research (Staff Researcher).

1980 (2 wks.) Lithics Analyst, Kofahl Tract Project, American Resources Group, Carbondale, Illinois. 1981–1982 (22 wks.) Supervisor, Kingfish site artifact analysis, SIU-Carbondale; Dr. David Braun,

Principal Investigator. 1984–Present, as Principal Investigator, supervised or directed all types of laboratory analyses and

collections management programs. 1972–Present (Part-Time), Archaeobotanical Consultant/Analyst for numerous projects or sites (note

that because of my developed expertise and recognition as an expert in the field, I also often check the work of others, including MA students and younger PhDs, mainly on a gratis basis if I have time). I have undertaken studies of plant remains from a great array of sites, including but not exclusively the following:

1. Bluff Shadow site, Mississippian period, American Bottom, Monroe County, Illinois. 2. Bridges site, late Late Woodland and Mississippian periods, near Centralia, along tributary of

Kaskaskia River, Marion County, Illinois. 3. Consol site, Middle Woodland and Mississippian period components, along Big Muddy River,

Jackson County, Illinois. 4. Church site, Emergent Mississippian, on bluffs east of Cahokia site, St. Clair County, Illinois. 5. Fleming site, Plaquemine phase, in Mississippi River Delta, near New Orleans, Louisiana.

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6. Frog City and Red Light sites, Middle Woodland period, on bank of Mississippi River, Alexander County, southern Illinois.

7. Lily Lake site, Middle Woodland component, American Bottom, in modern community of Cahokia, St. Clair County, Illinois.

8. Sauget site, Mississippian period, American Bottom, south of East St. Louis, St. Clair County, lllinois. 9. Olin site, Emergent Mississippian and Mississippian components, Madison County, Illinois. 10. Yearwood site, Middle Woodland, with minor Mississippian component, Lincoln County, Tennessee. 11. Rend Lake Archaeological Project—four sites with Middle Woodland, Late Woodland, and

Mississippian components, Franklin and Jefferson counties, southcentral Illinois. 12. Shawnee Project—three sites having Late Archaic and Mississippian components, McCracken

County, Kentucky. 13. Star Lake Archaeological Project—11 Archaic and Basketmaker sites, McKinley County, northwest

New Mexico. 14. Coal Haul Railroad Project—23 sites, Basketmaker II through Pueblo IV, northeast Arizona. 15. VFW Bridge site, Late Woodland component, Jefferson County, Missouri. 16. O'Fallon site, late Middle Woodland component, St. Charles County, Missouri. 17. Cahokia Interpretive Center Tract No. 1, buried Late Archaic settlement, St. Clair County, Illinois. 18. Northwestern Arkansas—three sites containing Historic and Mississippian components, Randolph

County, Arkansas. 19. Bridgeton site, Late Woodland and Mississippian components, St. Louis County, Missouri. 20. Cahokia Interpretive Center Tract No. 2, sequence of major Mississippian components, St. Clair

County, Illinois. 21. Shelbyville Reservoir—9 sites in eastcentral Illinois, Late Woodland and Mississippian sites, Shelby

and Moultrie counties, Illinois. 22. Rend Lake—two sites, Woodland and Mississippian, southcentral Illinois. 23. Hansen site, a Late Archaic and late Middle/early Late Woodland site, northeastern Kentucky. 24. New Massilon site, Late Woodland and Mississippian, Wayne County, southeastern Illinois. 25. Petitt site, an Emergent Mississippian Dillinger Component site along the Mississippi River,

Alexander County, Illinois. 26. Sand Run Slough site, stratified Late Archaic, Early Woodland, Middle Woodland, and Late

Woodland site along the Mississippi River, Louisa County, Iowa. 27. 3WA58, Late Archaic through Mississippian occupations, along the White River, Washington

County, Arkansas. 28. Cahokia Wedge, French Colonial and Historic Indian occupations, along Mississippi River, St. Clair

County, Illinois. 29. Sites 11-Wm-99 and 11-Wm-100, multicomponent Middle Woodland (primarily), Late Woodland,

and Mississippian sites, next to Crab Orchard Reservoir, Williamson County, Illinois. 30. Elk Track and Webb Branch sites, Mississippian with small Late Archaic component at one site,

along Buffalo River, Newton County, Arkansas. 31. Fairmont City, western edge of the Cahokia site, Emergent Mississippian and Mississippian

components, Madison and St. Clair counties, Illinois. 32. Fingerhut site, western edge of Cahokia, Mississippian component, St. Clair County, Illinois. 33. Glen Carbon Project, terminal Late Archaic/Early Woodland, Middle Woodland, and buried Emergent

Mississippian sites, Madison County, Illinois. 34. Cahokia Mounds, Southern Palisade Project, Mississippian, St. Clair County, Illinois. 35. MRTC Project, numerous sampled Emergent Mississippian and Mississippian sites, American

Bottom, Madison and St. Clair counties, Illinois. 36. Goldsmith Oliver No. 2 (3PU306), very early Historic component (ca. A.D. 1600–1630), near Little

Rock, Pulaski County, northwestern Arkansas. 37. Site 3MN369, Mississippian site located along the Buffalo River, Marion County, Arkansas. 38. Doyle site (11-Fy-124), small Late Mississippian settlement, Fayette County, Illinois.

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39. Site 36FA363, Monongahela site located along the Monongahela River, Fayette County, Pennsylvania.

40. Sites 36Ti33, 36Ti34, and 36Ti37, three Woodland sites in the headwaters of the Susquehanna River, Tioga County, Pennsylvania.

41. Hays site (RL-179), Middle Woodland and Late Woodland components, Rend Lake, Franklin County, Illinois.

42. Little Hills site (23SC572), Middle Woodland and Late Woodland components, St. Charles County, Missouri.

43. 78th Street site (11-S-821), Emergent Mississippian, Early Mississippian, and Oneota components, American Bottom, St. Clair County, Illinois.

44. Site 36LU54, Woodland and Historic components, located along the Susquehanna River, eastern Pennsylvania.

45. The Great Salt Spring site (24B3-1); part of an NSF grant, Middle Mississippian components, Gallatin County, southeast Illinois.

46. Lady Diana site (11-R-331), early Late Archaic and Early Woodland components, Randolph County, southwest Illinois.

47. Sites 11-J-246 and 11-J-715, Middle and Late Woodland components, Jackson County, Illinois. 48. Mound 34 and Ramey Field, Cahokia site, Mississippian materials collected by James B. Griffin and

Albert Spaulding in 1950, Madison County, Illinois; research undertaken at the Anthropology Museum, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

49. Paris or Whitley site (11-E-17), Historic (Early 1800s) Farmstead, Edgar County, eastern Illinois. 50. Will Shelter Complex (3WA876), a series of multicomponent rockshelters, Washington County,

northwest Arkansas. 51. Settling Pond site, Middle Woodland and early Late Woodland site, Jackson County, southwest

Illinois. 52. Sites 3WA539 and 3WA741, Late Archaic sites, Washington County, northwest Arkansas. 53. Site 23RI192, Emergent Mississippian/early Mississippian site, southeast Missouri. 54. Hayti Bypass (23PM572), Woodland/Baytown and early Mississippian site, Pemiscot County,

southeast Missouri. 55. Cahokia site, sub-Mound 51, terminal Emergent Mississippian and early Mississippian Lohmann

phase components, St. Clair County, Illinois; part of an NSF grant. 56. John Paul Cave (23CN758), Stratified Terminal Paleoindian, Archaic, Woodland, and Mississippian,

along Finley River, town of Ozark, Christian County, Missouri. 57. Site 3BR119, early Mississippian village, southcentral Arkansas. 58. Finley Rockshelter, Archaic and Woodland desiccated strata, shelter along Finley River in Christian

County, Missouri. 59. Bass site (23GR41B), primarily Early and Middle Archaic components, northwestern Greene County,

Missouri, along Pomme de Terre River. 60. Various Woodland and Mississippian sites along the North Fork River, Douglas and Ozark counties,

Missouri. 61. Spring River Earthwork and Dahlman sites, late prehistoric Neosho phase, Lawrence County,

Missouri. 62. Sites 3JA622 and 3JA632, multicomponent Archaic through Mississippian sites, northeast Arkansas. 63. Site 3MS306, Late Woodland-Early Mississippian village, Mississippi County, northeast Arkansas. 64. Site 23GR840, a small Late Woodland site located in Greene County, southwest Missouri. 65. Site 23CL163, a Steed-Kisker site along the Missouri River in Clay County, western Missouri. 66. Site 23CL164, a nearby Steed-Kisker site in Clay County, western Missouri. 67. Hillhouse site (23MI699), late prehistoric multicomponent site located near the juncture of the Ohio

and Mississippi rivers, southeast Missouri. 68. Big Eddy site (23CE426), Paleoindian-late prehistoric site along the Sac River, southwest Missouri. 69. Helm site, a Caddoan site along the Ouachita River in southcentral Arkansas.

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70. Site 23MI605, a buried Late Archaic site in the Bootheel of southeast Missouri. 71. Kochtitzky Ditch site (3MS599), a Mississippian village site, Mississippi County, northeast Arkansas. 72. Richardson’s Landing, a large Mississippian site in western Tennessee. 73. Site 22LF551, a terminal Late Woodland site, LeFlore County, northwest Mississippi. 74. Site 23MI605, a stratified Woodland and Mississippian site, Mississippi County, southeast Missouri. 75. Site 13MC15, Middle Archaic, Early Woodland, and Late Woodland components located in

Muscatine County, Iowa. 76. Cobb Cave (23CN71), stratified Archaic and Woodland deposits with some desiccated remains,

Christian County, Missouri. 77. Hopeton Triangle (33RO812) Middle Woodland earthworks in Ohio; for National Park Service. 78. Wilson Site (3MS316), Parkin Phase Mississippian site, Mississippi County, eastcentral Arkansas. 79. Clifford LaPlant site (23NM561), mainly occupied during the Late Archaic and Mississippian

periods, New Madrid County, Missouri. 80. Walnut Shade site (23TA708), Mississippian site in Taney County, Missouri. 81. Southview Shelter (23MD146), Henson Cave (23MD147), and Henson Shelter (23MD148), stratified

multicomponent sites in McDonald County, Missouri. 82. Three multicomponent sites (13LE42, 13LE589, and 13LE597) near Mississippi River in Lee County,

southeastern Iowa. 83. Garden site (13DB493), a Middle Archaic site in Dubuque County, Iowa. 84. Four multicomponent sites, Gilmore South (3CT340), Gilmore North (3CT341), Ritter (3PO608), and

East (3PO610), Crittenden and Poinsett Counties, northeast Arkansas. 85. Portage (16SM5) and Bayou Portage Guidry (16SM38) sites, two Coles Creek and Plaquemine sites

located in Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. 86. Big Loose Creek site (23OS1208), a late Late Woodland site in Osage County, Missouri. 87. Avenue of the Saints, 11 sites ranging from Early Archaic to Late Woodland in Lewis and Clark

counties, northeast Missouri. 88. Oak Village (13LA582), a Middle and Late Woodland site along the Mississippi River in southeast

Iowa. 89. Horsethief site (14HO308), an Upper Republican site in Hodgeman County, Kansas. 90. Noknee (23MO1203) and Allen (23MO1229) sites, both principally Late Archaic, in Madison

County, Missouri. 91. Prospect Spring site (23GR711), a Middle and Late Woodland site characterized by substantial

midden deposits in Greene County, Missouri. 92. Rolling Fork Mounds site (22SH506), a late Mississippian Deer Creek phase mound center in Sharkey

County, Mississippi. 93. Delaware Town site (23CN1), a Late Woodland and historic Delaware (1820s) site along the James

River in Christian County, Missouri. 94. Rosekamp (11FV377) and Lamb (11SC24) sites, Middle to Late Mississippian sites in the central

Illinois Valley. 95. Rolling Fork Mounds site (22SH506), a Late Mississippian mound center in northwest Mississippi. 96. Foster site (3LA27), a Caddoan site along the Red River in Lafayette County, Arkansas. 97. Sohn site (23AN56), Middle Woodland to Late Woodland site, Andrew County, northwest Missouri. 98. Mallincrodt site (23SL2230), a Late Woodland site in St. Louis County, Missouri. 99. Cobb site (23AN56), a late prehistoric Nebraska phase site in Andrew County, extreme northwest

Missouri. 100. Site 23MA1230, an upland Late Woodland site in Marion County, northeast Missouri. 101. Hoing site (23SC634), a predominantly Late Archaic site in St. Charles County, Missouri. 102. Sites 34MC769 and 34MC770, two Caddoan sites along the Red River in McCurtain County,

southeast Oklahoma. 103. Site 23PI1344, an early Late Woodland site in Pike County, eastcentral Missouri.

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104. Harry Lee Thomas (12LR199), Meadows I (12LR400), and Pless Cave (12LR401) sites, dominated by Middle and Late Archaic components, Lawrence County, Indiana,

105. Artesian Branch site (23LE178/357), a substantial Late Woodland village site in Lewis County, Missouri.

106. Carskadon site (23LE348), Middle and Late Woodland site, Lewis County, Missouri. 107. Baxter Lake (23LE41) and Logsdon Fan (23CK59), to Early Archaic sites in northeast Missouri. 108. Berhorst site (23LE174), a multicomponent Middle Archaic site in Lewis County, Missouri. 109. Big Branch Fan site (23CK302), a Late Archaic site in Clark County, Missouri. 110. Site 24CB2201, deposits dating from 6000 to 500 B.P., Carbon County, Montana. 111. Golson site (23HU508), a Deasonville (Baytown) phase site, Humphreys County, Mississippi. 112. Montevideo site (21CP68), a stratified prehistoric site along the Minnesota River in Chippewa

County, Minnesota. 113. Sherman Mound site (3MS16), a Mississippian Mound site in Mississippi County, Arkansas. 114. The Three Finger Bay site (34MY2/55), a stratified site with Woodland midden deposits and Archaic

horizons in Mayes County, northeast Oklahoma. E. Peer Reviewer (a sample)

American Antiquity Antiquity Current Research in the Pleistocene Illinois Archaeology Journal of Archaeological Science Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology Plains Anthropologist Quaternary International Southeastern Archaeology F. Editorial Experience In addition to editing many technical reports, monographs, and books, I have served as compiler, editor,

or book review editor for the following: Illinois Archaeology – book review editor, 1992–1997 Southeastern Archaeology Newsletter – research coordinator, 1997–2003 The Missouri Archaeologist and Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly – editor, 2006–present Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology – editorial board, 2012–present VII. PUBLICATIONS A. M.A. Thesis

1977 A Partial Independent Archaeobotanical Test of an Archaic Model: A Case Study for Northwestern New Mexico. M.A. Thesis, Department of Anthropology, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. 167 pp.

B. Ph.D. Dissertation

1984 Archaeobotanical Formation Processes and Late Middle Archaic Human-Plant Interrelationships in the Mid-Continental U.S.A. Ph.D. Dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. 510 pp.

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C. Monographs and Articles in Books, Journals, Newsletters, etc. (*Peer Reviewed)

Anfinson, Scott F., Constance Arzigian, Mark J. Dudzik, Guy E. Gibbon, Lynne Goldstein, Neal H. Lopinot, Robert J. Jeske, Rochelle Lurie, Mark R. Schurr, and Jame L. Theler

2015 Sense and Sensibility in Midwestern Archaeology, Part II. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 40(2):99–115.

Benn, David W., and Neal H. Lopinot

1996 The Prehistoric Occupations at Cobb Cave in the Western Ozarks. The Missouri Archaeologist 54:55–78.*

Betzenhauser, Alleen, Timothy R. Pauketat, Elizabeth Watts Malouchos, Neal H. Lopinot, and Daniel

Marovitch 2016 The Morrison Site: Evidence for Terminal Late Woodland Mound Construction in the

American Bottom. Illinois Archaeology 27:1–27.* Buchner, C. Andrew, Eric S. Albertson, Neal H. Lopinot, Larissa A. Thomas, Emanuel Breitburg, and

Jerome V. Ward 2003 Mississippian Transitions at John’s Lake. Research Series No. 60. Arkansas Archeological

Survey, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Canouts, Veletta, Ernest E. May, Neal H. Lopinot, and Jon D. Muller

1984 Cultural Frontiers in the Upper Cache Valley, Illinois. Research Paper No. 16. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Dorale, Jeffrey A., Lori A. Wozniak, Elmer A. Bettis, Scott J. Carpenter, Rolfe D. Mandel, Edwin R.

Hajic, Neal H. Lopinot, and Jack H. Ray 2010 Isotopic Evidence for Younger Dryas Aridity in the North American Midcontinent. Geology

38:519–522.* Fritz, Gayle J., and Neal H. Lopinot

2007 Native Crops at Early Cahokia: Comparing Domestic and Ceremonial Contexts. Illinois Archaeology 15/16:90–111.*

Gums, Bonnie L., Lucretia S. Kelly, and Neal H. Lopinot

1999 Archaeology at the Whitley Site: An Early Historic Farmstead on the Prairies of Eastern Illinois. Research Reports No. 5. Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

Hajic, Edwin R., Rolfe D. Mandel, Jack H. Ray, and Neal H. Lopinot

2007 Geoarchaeology of Stratified Paleoindian Deposits at the Big Eddy Site, Southwest Missouri, U.S.A. Geoarchaeology: An International Journal 22(8):891–934.*

Herndon, Richard L., Andrew P. Bradbury, and Neal H. Lopinot

2016 The Carskadon Site: A Bluff-Base Middle Woodland Settlement within the Mississippi Floodplain of Northeast Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 77:79–119.*

Herndon, Richard L., Andrew P. Bradbury, Neal H. Lopinot, Brian G. DelCastello, and Gina S. Powell

2014 The Artesian Branch Site: Late Woodland Occupations in the Mississippi Floodplain of Northeastern Missouri. Illinois Archaeology 26:56–84.*

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Holley, George R., Rinita A. Dalan, Neal H. Lopinot, and Philip A. Smith 1990 Investigations in the Grand Plaza, Cahokia Mounds Historic Site, St. Clair County, Illinois.

Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield. Holley, George R., Neal H. Lopinot, Rinita A. Dalan, and William I. Woods

1990 South Palisade Investigations. In The Archaeology of the Cahokia Palisade, Section 2, pp. 1–119. Illinois Cultural Resources Study 14. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.

Holley, George R., Neal H. Lopinot, William I. Woods, and John E. Kelly

1989 Dynamics of Community Organization at Prehistoric Cahokia. In Households and Communities, edited by Scott MacEachern, David J. W. Archer, and Richard D. Garvin, pp. 339–349. The Archaeological Association, University of Calgary, Alberta.

Kennett, J.P., D. J. Kennett, J. E. Aura Tortosa, J. L. Bischoff, T. E. Bunch, I. R. Daniel Jr., J. M. Erlandson,

David Ferraro, R. B. Firestone, A. C. Goodyear III, I. Israde-Alcanterra, J. R. Johnson, J. F. Jordá Pardo, D. R. Kimball, M. A. LeCompte, N. H. Lopinot, W. C. Mahaney, A. M. T. Moore, C. R. Moore, J. H. Ray, T. W. Stafford Jr., K. B. Tankersley, J. H. Wittke, W. S. Wolbach, and Allen West

2015 Bayesian Chronological Analyses Consistent with Synchronous Age of 12,835–12,735 cal BP for Younger Dryas Boundary on Four Continents. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 112(32):E4344–E4353. doi:10.1073/pnas.1507146112.*

Lopinot, Neal H.

1983 Ecological Considerations. In The Star Lake Archaeological Project: Anthropology of a Headwaters Area of Chaco Wash, New Mexico, edited by Walter Wait and Ben Nelson, pp. 9–50. Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale.

1985 Digging in Mark Twain's Backyard. Discovery 5:2–4.

1988a Botanical Remains from the Cahokia Wedge site. In Archaeology at French Colonial Cahokia, by Bonnie L. Gums, pp. 235–243. Studies in Illinois Archaeology Vol. 3. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.

1988b Historical and Archaeological Perspectives on Hannibal, Missouri. In Historical Archaeology in Illinois, edited by Charles L. Rohrbaugh and Thomas E. Emerson, pp. 153–176. Research Report 8. Midwestern Archaeological Research Center, Illinois State University, Normal.*

1989 The Early Introduction of New Cultigens by the Spanish into the Greater Southwest. In New World Paleoethnobotany: Collected Papers in Honor of Leonard W. Blake, edited by Eric E. Voigt and Deborah M. Pearsall, pp. 61–84. The Missouri Archaeologist 47.*

1991a Archaeobotany of Cahokia ICT-II. In The Archaeology of the Cahokia Mounds ICT-II: Biological Remains, by Neal H. Lopinot, Lucretia S. Kelly, and George R. Milner, Part I, pp. 1–268. Illinois Cultural Resources Study No. 13. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.

1991b The Diana Site (11-R-331), an Archaic and Woodland Settlement in Southwestern Illinois. Illinois Archaeology 3(2):113–202.*

1992 Spatial and Temporal Variability in Mississippian Subsistence: The Archaeobotanical Record. In Late Prehistoric Agriculture: Observations from the Midwest, edited by William I. Woods, pp. 44–94. Studies in Illinois Archaeology Vol. 8. Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.

1994 A New Crop of Data on the Cahokian Polity. In Agricultural Origins and Development in the Midcontinent, edited by William Green, pp. 127–153. Report No. 19. Office of the State Archaeologist, University of Iowa, Iowa City.*

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1997 Cahokian Food Production Reconsidered. In Cahokia: Domination and Ideology in the Mississippian World, edited by Timothy R. Pauketat and Thomas E. Emerson, pp. 52-68. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln.*

1998 Review of “People, Plants, and Landscape Studies in Paleoethnobotany,” edited by Kristen Gremillion. Southeastern Archaeology 17(2):189–191.*

2001 Archaeobotanical Remains. In Crabtree and Katz: Steed-Kisker Sites in Southeastern Clay County, Missouri, by William O. Angelbeck, Terrell L. Martin, Jeffrey J. Berna, and Neal H. Lopinot. The Missouri Archaeologist 62:66–92.*

2002 Public Archaeology: Past, Present, and Future. The Journal of Public Affairs 6(1):91–105.*

2010 Foreward. In Marginality and Continuity: The Archaeology of the Northern Ozarks, by Steven R. Ahler, Paul P. Kreisa, and Richard Edging, pp. xii. Special Publication No. 9. Missouri Archaeological Society, Springfield.

2016 Plant Remains. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri. Vol. 10: Synthesis of Results, edited by Andrew P. Bradbury and Richard L. Herndon, pp. 473–541. Cultural Resource Analysts, Lexington, Kentucky.

Lopinot, Neal H., Alan J. Brown, and George R. Holley

1993 Archaeological Investigations on the Western Periphery of the Cahokia Site. Illinois Archaeology 5(1–2):407–420.*

Lopinot, Neal H., and David E. Brussell

1982 Assessing Uncarbonized Seeds from Archaeological Deposits in Humid Regions: An Example from Southern Illinois. Journal of Archaeological Science 9:95–108.*

Lopinot, Neal H., A. Holly Jones, Jack H. Ray, and David Byers

2010 Archaeological Investigations of the Horsethief Site (14HO308), Hodgeman County, Kansas. The Kansas Anthropologist 31:7-127.*

Lopinot, Neal H., and Richard C. Keating

1989 Wood Use and the Decline of Cahokia. Prairie County Journal 4(2):3–5. Lopinot, Neal H., and Jack H. Ray

2007 Trampling Experiments in the Search for the Earliest Americans. American Antiquity 72(4):771–782.*

2010 Late Paleoindian Interaction and Exchange at the Big Eddy Site in Southwest Missouri. In Hunter and Gatherer Lifeways of the Early Holocene, edited by Stance Hurst and Jack L. Hofman, pp. 119–134. Publications in Anthropology No. 25. University of Kansas, Lawrence.

Lopinot, Neal H., Jack H. Ray, and Michael D. Conner (editors)

1998 The 1997 Excavations at the Big Eddy Site (23CE426) in Southwest Missouri. Special Publication No. 2. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2000 The 1999 Excavations at the Big Eddy Site (23CE426). Special Publication No. 3. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

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2005 Regional Research and the Archaic Record at the Big Eddy Site (23CE426), Southwest Missouri. Special Publication No. 4. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., Jack H. Ray, Edwin R. Hajic, and Rolfe D. Mandel

1998 Stratified Deposits at the Big Eddy Site, Southwest Missouri. Current Research in the Pleistocene 15:39–42.*

Lopinot, Neal H., Timothy Schilling, Gayle J. Fritz, and John E. Kelly

2015 Implications of Plant Remains from the East Face of Monks Mound. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 40(3):209–230.*

Lopinot, Neal H., and Dustin A. Thompson

2016 A Shipwreck Magnetometer Survey on Jameson Island, Saline County, and Cora Island, St. Charles County, Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 77: 1–35.*

Lopinot, Neal H., and Marcie L. Venter

2014 La Reconnaissance Site (Trinidad). In Encyclopedia of Caribbean Archaeology, edited by Basil A. Reid and R. Grant Gilmore III, pp. 219–221. University Press of Florida, Gainesville.

Lopinot, Neal H., and William I. Woods

1993 Wood Overexploitation and the Collapse of Cahokia. In Foraging and Farming in the Eastern Woodlands, edited by C. Margaret Scarry, pp. 206–231. University of Florida Press, Gainesville.*

Nassaney, Michael S., and Neal H. Lopinot

1986 Opportunism and Intensification: The Significance of a Short-Term Late Archaic Occupation in the American Bottom. In Foraging, Collecting, and Harvesting: Archaic Period Subsistence and Settlement in the Eastern Woodlands, edited by Sarah W. Neusius, pp. 201–224. Occasional Paper 6. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Pauketat, Timothy R., Lucretia S. Kelly, Gayle J. Fritz, Neal H. Lopinot, Scott Elias, and Eve Hargrave

2002 The Residues of Feasting and Public Ritual at Early Cahokia. American Antiquity 67(2):257–279.*

Pauketat, Timothy R., and Neal H. Lopinot

1997 Cahokian Population Dynamics. In Cahokia: Domination and Ideology in the Mississippian World, edited by Timothy R. Pauketat and Thomas E. Emerson, pp. 103–123. University of Nebraska Press, Lincoln.*

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot

2009 Late Prehistoric Culture History for Southwest Missouri. The Missouri Archaeologist 69:57–102.*

Ray, Jack H., Neal H. Lopinot, and Edwin R. Hajic 2009 Archaic Prehistory of the Western Ozarks of Southwest Missouri. In Archaic Societies: Diversity

and Complexity Across the Midcontinent, edited by Thomas E. Emerson, Dale L. McElrath, and Andrew C. Fortier, pp. 155–198. State University of New York Press, Albany.*

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Ray, Jack H., Neal H. Lopinot, Edwin R. Hajic, and Rolfe D. Mandel 1998 The Big Eddy Site: A Multicomponent Paleoindian Site on the Ozark Border, Southwest

Missouri. Plains Anthropologist 43:73–81.*

2000 Possible Pre-Clovis-Age Artifacts from the Big Eddy Site. Current Research in the Pleistocene 17:68–71.

Ray, Jack H, Neal H. Lopinot, and Dustin A. Thompson

2016 Assessing National Register Eligibility of Precontact Sites in the Mark Twain National Forest. Research Report No. 1520. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Rees, Mark A., Gina S. Powell, and Neal H. Lopinot

2002 The Delaware Settlement in the James River Valley. Journal of the White River Valley Historical Society 41(2):4–10, 17–27.

Tuttle, Martitia P., Robert H. Lafferty, III, Margaret J. Guccione, Eugene S. Schweig, III, Neal H.

Lopinot, Robert F. Cande, Kathleen Dyer-Williams, and Marion Haynes 1996 Use of Archaeology to Date Liquefaction Features and Seismic Events in the New Madrid

Seismic Zone, Central United States. Geoarchaeology 11(6):451–480.*

Wittke, James H., James C. Weaver, Ted E. Bunch, James P. Kennett, Douglas P. Kennett, Andrew M. T. Moore, Gordon C. Hillman, Kenneth B. Tankersley, Albert C. Goodyear, Christopher R. Moore, I. Randolph Danile, Jr., Jack H. Ray, Neal H. Lopinot, David Ferraro Isabel Israde-Alcantara, James L. Bischoff, Paul S. DeCarli, Robert E. Hermes, Johan B. Kloosterman, Zsolt Revay, George A. Howard, David R. Kimbel, Gunther Kletetschka, Ladislav Nabelek, Carl P. Lipio, Sachiko Sakai, Allen West, and Richard B. Firestone

2013 Evidence for Deposition of 10 Million Tonnes of Impact Spherules across Four Continents 12,800 y Ago. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science 110(23):E2088–E2097. doi:10.1073/pnas.1301760110.*

D. Submitted, In Press, and In Revision Publications (*Peer Reviewed)

Keevin, Thomas M., and Neal H. Lopinot 2017 Historical Record of an Alligator Gar, Atractosteus spatula Lacepede, Captured on the

Floodplain of the Middle Mississippi River at Columbia, Illinois. Submitted to the Southeastern Naturalist.

Lopinot, Neal H.

2017 History and Archaeology of La Reconnaissance, Trinidad. Submitted to Journal of Caribbean Archaeology.*

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot

2017 Calf Creek on the Eastern Horizon. In The Calf Creek Horizon: Middle Holocene Hunter-Gatherers on the Southern Plains and Their Margins, edited by Marjorie Duncan, Jon Lohse, and Don Wyckoff (Accepted with revisions).

Venter, Marcie L., Neal H. Lopinot, Jeffrey R. Ferguson, and Michael D. Glascock

2017 Ceramic Production and Interaction in the Northern Range of Trinidad. Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology (Accepted with revisions).*

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E. Contributions to the Missouri Archaeological Society Newsletter

Lopinot, Neal H. 1998 Review of “The Prehistory of Missouri,” by Michael J. O’Brien and W. Raymond Wood.

Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 15(3):18–19.

2002 2001 MAS Site Visit: Big Eddy Site. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 19(2):4–7.

2006a Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 23(4):2.

2006b To the Point: Clovis and Gainey. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 23(4):6–7.

2006c A Little Background on Your New Secretary. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 23(4):18–19.

2007a Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(1):2, 23.

2007b To the Point: Dalton and San Patrice. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(1):6–7.

2007c An Alternative Scenario. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(1):21.

2007d Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(2):2.

2007e To the Point: Packard and Scottsbluff. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(2):10–11.

2007f Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(3):2.

2007g To the Point: Cache River. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(3):6.

2007h To the Point: Graham Cave. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(4):10.

2007i Commentary: Archaeology Month and Missouri Archaeology. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 24(4):20–22.

2008a Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 25(1):2.

2008b To the Point: St. Charles and Hardin. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 25(1):6–7.

2008c To the Point: Raddatz. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 25(2):8.

2008d Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 25(3):2.

2008e To the Point: White River. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 25(4):10–11.

2009a Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 26(1):2.

2009b To the Point: Hidden Valley. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 26(2):8–9.

2010a To the Point: Searcy. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 27(1):12–13.

2010b To the Point: Rice Lobed. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 27(2):8–9.

2016 Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 33(1):2.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Marcie L. Venter 2015 The McKenzie-Townsend Site (23GR2048). Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 32(1):12–17.

Lopinot, Neal H., Gina S. Powell, John K. Peterson, and Landon H. Smith

2000 Mapping and Preliminary Archaeological Assessment of Fort Benton, Wayne County, Missouri. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 17(2):4–11.

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Lopinot, Neal H., Dustin A. Thompson, and L. Mark Raab 2015 Results of the 2014 Survey Training Program. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly

32(1):6–8.

Martens, Richard E., and Neal H. Lopinot 2009 Paleoindian Point Survey: The Next Step. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly

26(1):6–10.

2011 Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 28(3):2.

McMillan, R. Bruce, and Neal H. Lopinot 2011 We Remember: Larry Nelson Brown, 1937–2011. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly

28(3):8.

Raab, L. Mark, Ann Raab, and Neal H. Lopinot 2013 Viewpoint. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 30(3):2.

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot

2003 Middle Archaic Components and Chert Use at the Bass Site. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 20(2):4–16.

2012 To the Point: Calf Creek. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 29(2):9–11. Rees, Mark A., Gina S. Powell, and Neal H. Lopinot

2003 The Search for Delaware Town: Results of the 1999 and 2000 CAR-SMSU Field Schools. Missouri Archaeological Society Quarterly 20(1):4–10.

F. Cultural Resource Management Reports (Major Reports only)

Canouts, Veletta, Ernest E. May, Neal H. Lopinot, and Jon D. Muller 1977 An Archaeological Assessment of the Upper Cache Watershed Project. Manuscript submitted

to the Soil Conservation Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture and on file at the Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Conner, Michael D., and Neal H. Lopinot

1994 Phase II Testing of Five Sites, Stonebridge Village I, Branson Area, Stone and Taney Counties, Missouri. Research Report No. 966. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Crawford, George T., and Neal H. Lopinot

1996 Phase I Cultural Resources Survey, Farm Road 182 (Plainview Road) Extension, Greene County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1021. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

De Mott, Carol A., and Neal H. Lopinot

1989 Historic Properties Survey of the Proposed Radio Communication Link Project, Texarkana, Arkansas to Memphis, Tennessee. Historic Properties Management Report No. 37. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

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Fraser, Douglas, Neal H. Lopinot, Michael J. McNerney, Edward Morin, and R. Gail White 1981 A Cultural Resources Survey and Assessment of the Kofahl Tract, Mark Twain National

Forest, Texas County, Missouri. Cultural Resources Management Report No. 13. American Resources Group, Ltd., Carbondale, Illinois.

Gums, Bonnie L., Rodney C. De Mott, Neal H. Lopinot, George R. Holley, and Lucretia S. Kelly

1989 Archaeological Investigations for the Mississippi River Transmission Corporation Alton Line in Madison and St. Clair Counties, Illinois. Research Report No. 3. Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

Hamilton, M. Colleen, Patti Wright, Hanna Stazewski-Kruel, Joseph M. Nixon, and Neal H. Lopinot

1986 Archaeological Investigations at the Lone Wolf Site, 23SL467, South St. Louis County, Missouri. Research Report No. 41. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

Haney, Lisa M., and Neal H. Lopinot

2011 Progress and Prospect: The Pilot Archaeological Survey Training Program for Missouri. Report prepared for the State Historic Preservation Office, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Jefferson City.

Hargrave, Michael L., Dennis B. Blanton, Neal H. Lopinot, and Lucretia S. Kelly

1990 Archaeological Investigations at the Hays Site, (RL-179), Franklin County, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 38. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Hargrave, Michael L., Gerald Oetelaar, Neal H. Lopinot, Brian M. Butler, and Deborah A. Billings

1983 The Bridges Site (11-Mr-11), a Late Prehistoric Settlement in the Central Kaskaskia Valley. Research Paper No. 38. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Horn-Wilson, Amy, and Neal H. Lopinot

1994 Intensive Cultural Resources Phase I Survey, Proposed Cooper Creek Wastewater Improvements, City of Branson, Taney County, Missouri. Research Report No. 937. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H.

1985a Phase I Cultural Resource Survey of Proposed Borrow Pit No. 35 Extension, FAI-270 Project, Southern St. Louis County, Missouri. Report on file at the Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

1985b Phase I Cultural Resource Survey of Proposed Sanitary Sewer Line, City of Cuba, Crawford County, Missouri. Report on file at the Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

1990 Archaeology of the Little Hills Expressway Site (23SC572), St. Charles County, Missouri. Research Report No. 6. Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

1991 The Diana Site (11-R-331), Randolph County, Illinois. Research Report No. 7. Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

1992 Ancillary Archaeological Investigations, Valley Park Flood Control Project, St. Louis, Missouri. Report on file at St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

1994 Phase I Intensive Cultural Resources Survey, Stonebridge Village I, Branson Area, Stone and Taney Counties, Missouri. Research Report No. 949. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

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Lopinot, Neal H., Alan J. Brown, and George R. Holley

1989 Archaeological Investigations on the Western Periphery of the Cahokia Site, St. Clair and Madison Counties, Illinois. Research Report No. 4. Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Brian M. Butler

1981 Archaeological Assessment of Exchange Lands in Alexander County, Illinois, Shawnee National Forest. Research Paper No. 28. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Lopinot, Neal H., Michael D. Conner, Jack H. Ray, and Jeffrey K. Yelton

1998 Prehistoric and Historic Properties on Mitigation Lands, Horseshoe Lake Peninsula, Madison County, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 55. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Lopinot, Neal H., and George T. Crawford

1997 Historic Properties Survey, Lone Point and Bo Wood Recreational Areas, Lake Shelbyville, Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 52. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Lopinot, Neal H., George T. Crawford, John K. Peterson, Larissa A. Thomas, and Jack H. Ray

2000 Phase III Mitigation of the Kissee Site (23GR185) and the Bridget Site (23GR820), Greene County, Missouri. Research Report No. 996. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., M. Colleen Hamilton, David L. Browman, Joseph L. Harl, and Joseph M. Nixon

1985a Intensive Cultural Resource Survey, Flood Control Project, Hannibal, Missouri. Research Report No. 31. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri at St. Louis.

1985b Archaeological Investigations in Block 8, Hannibal, Marion County, Missouri. Research Report No. 38. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri at St. Louis.

Lopinot, Neal H., Joseph L. Harl, and Joseph M. Nixon

1987 Archaeological Investigations at the Riverside Site, Southern St. Louis County, Missouri. Research Report No. 50. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

Lopinot, Neal H., Joseph L. Harl, Patti Wright, and Joseph M. Nixon

1986 Cultural Resource Testing and Assessments: The 1985 Season at Lake Shelbyville, Shelby and Moultrie Counties, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 30. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Lopinot, Neal H., M. Denise Hutto, and David P. Braun

1982 Archaeological Investigations at the Kingfish Site, St. Clair County, Illinois. Research Paper No. 25. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Lopinot, Neal H., A. Holly Jones, Jack H. Ray, and David Byers

2010 Archaeological Investigations of the Horsethief Site (14HO308), Hodgeman County, Kansas. Research Report No. 1352. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

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Lopinot, Neal H., and R. Bruce McMillan (editors) 2010 Research to Determine Cultural Affiliation of NAGPRA Remains from Truman, Pomme de

Terre, Stockton, and Smithville Lakes in Missouri. Research Report No. 1400. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., John S. McRaven, and Troy A. Mead

1995 Archaeological Background, Highway 50, West-Central Corridor Study, Jefferson City to Sedalia, Missouri. Research Report No. 970A. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Barney Nashold

1989 Archaeological Testing of Six Sites in the Upper Plum Creek Drainage, Randolph County, Illinois. Research Report No. 2. Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

Lopinot, Neal H., Gina S. Powell, and John K. Peterson

2000 Mapping and Preliminary Archaeological Assessment of Fort Benton, Wayne County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1127. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., Gina S. Powell, Dustin A. Thompson, and Michael D. Conner

2004a Interstate 70, SIU 2: Archaeological Survey, Vol. 6. Research Report No. 1220B. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2004b Interstate 70, SIU 3: Archaeological Survey, Vol. 8. Research Report No. 1221B. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2005 Interstate 70, SIU 1: Archaeological Survey, Vol. 4. Research Report No. 1219B. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., David M. Quick, Gina S. Powell, and Michael D. Conner

2004a Interstate 70, SIU 2: Background and Architectural Survey, Vol. 5. Research Report No. 1220A. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2004b Interstate 70, SIU 3: Background and Architectural Survey, Vol. 7. Research Report No. 1221A. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jack H. Ray

1995a Archaeological Excavations at the Bass Site (23GR41B), an Early Archaic site in Northeastern Greene County, Missouri. Research Report No. 952. Center for Archaeological Report, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

1995b Archaeological Survey and Testing, Indian Bluff Golf Course, Southern Greene County, Missouri. Research Report No. 988. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., Jack H. Ray, and Dustin A. Thompson

2010 Phase III Assessment of Sites 14CW342, Cambria (14CW352), and Second Cow Creek (14CW355), Crawford County, Kansas. Research Report No. 1405. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

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Lopinot, Neal H., and Brian W. Thomas (editors) 1998 Background Archaeological and Architectural Studies, Route 412 Corridor Location Study,

Pemiscot and Dunklin Counties, Missouri. Research Report No. 985a. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Dustin A. Thompson

2013a A Shipwreck Magnetometer Survey on Jameson Island, Saline County, and Cora Island, St. Charles County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1469. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2013b A Shipwreck Magnetometer Survey on Cranberry Bend, Saline County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1499. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H. Dustin A. Thompson, and Michael D. Conner

2005 Interstate 70, SIU 4: Archaeological Survey, Vol. 10. Research Report No. 1222B. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., Dustin A. Thompson, and Lisa A. Haney

2014 Missouri Archaeological Society Archaeological Survey Training and Site Recordation Program: 2013 Investigations in Arrow Rock State Park and the Village of Arrow Rock. Report prepared for the State Historic Preservation Office, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Jefferson City.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jeffrey K. Yelton

1996 Data Recovery Plans for Sites 23CE238, 23CE255, 23CE401, and 23CE426, at Stockton Lake, Downstream Unit. Research Report No. 1011. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

McNerney, Michael J., and Neal H. Lopinot

1976 Survey Report on Archaeological and Historical Resources in Areas of Proposed Dike and Revetment Construction along the Mississippi River, New Madrid County, Missouri. Report submitted to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Memphis District.

Nassaney, Michael S., Neal H. Lopinot, Brian M. Butler, and Richard W. Jefferies

1983 The 1982 Excavations at the Cahokia Interpretive Center Tract, St. Clair County, Illinois. Research Paper No. 37. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Nixon, Joseph M., M. Colleen Hamilton, Joseph L. Harl, and Neal H. Lopinot

1984 Phase II Level Testing of Sites 23SL27, 215A, 215B, 215C, and 278, along Portions of Grand Glaize and Fishpot Creeks, Southern St. Louis County, Missouri. Research Report No. 19. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

Nixon, Joseph M., M. Colleen Hamilton, Laura E. Kling, Joseph L. Harl, and Neal H. Lopinot

1983 Data Recovery Operations at Proposed VFW Bridge Relocation Site 23JE514, Jefferson County, Missouri. Research Report No. 11. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

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Nixon, Joseph M., M. Colleen Hamilton, Neal H. Lopinot, and Joseph L. Harl 1984a Ancillary Investigations at the O'Fallon Site (23SC556), Northcentral St. Charles County,

Missouri. Research Report No. 18. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

1984b Reconnaissance Level Cultural Resource Survey of Portions of the Peruque Creek Drainage Area, St. Charles County, Missouri. Research Report No. 27. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

Nixon, Joseph M., and Neal H. Lopinot

1983 Phase I Cultural Resource Survey at Proposed Andorra Estates Residential Development Tract, City of Warrenton, Warren County, Missouri. Prepared for Combined Enterprises Incorporated, Warrenton, Missouri.

Pauketat, Timothy R., Christy L. Wells, William I. Woods, and Neal H. Lopinot

1984 Cultural Resource Data Recovery at Archaeological Site RL-51, Rend Lake, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 16. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Peterson, John K., and Neal H. Lopinot (editors)

2000 Cultural Resource Studies for the Proposed Highway 50 Corridor, Sedalia to St. Martins, Missouri. Research Report No. 1085. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Powell, Gina S., and Neal H. Lopinot

2005 Intensive Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of the Valley Water Mill Area, Greene County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1278. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Quick, David M., Neal H. Lopinot, Michael D. Conner, and Gina S. Powell

2004a Interstate 70, SIU 1: Historical and Architectural Survey, Vol. 3. Research Report No. 1219A. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2004b Interstate 70, SIU 4: Historical and Architectural Survey, Vol. 9. Research Report No. 1222A. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2005 Interstate 70, SIU 1: Historical and Architectural Survey, Vol. 3. Research Report No. 1219A. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Quick, David M., Linda Myers-Phinney, and Neal H. Lopinot

1994 Historical and Architectural Studies, the Cantwell Farm Complex (23SN913), Stone County, Missouri. Research Report No. 959. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Raab, Mark L., and Neal H. Lopinot

2011 Archaeological Survey Report, Missouri Archaeological Society Pilot Survey and Site Recordation Program, Knob Noster State Park, May 23–27 and July 11–15, 2011. Report prepared for the State Historic Preservation Office, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Jefferson City.

2012 Missouri Archaeological Society Archaeological Survey Program: The 2012 Knob Noster State Park and Excelsior Springs Sessions. Report prepared for the State Historic Preservation Office, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Jefferson City.

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Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot 2016 Test Investigations at the Three Finger Bay Site (34MY2/55), Mayes County, Oklahoma. Research

Report No. 1523. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Ray, Jack H., Neal H. Lopinot, Dustin A. Thompson, and Marcie L. Venter 2011 An Intensive Cultural Resources Survey of 62 Acres Adjacent to the Missouri River Bluffs in

Southern Boone County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1461. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Ray, Jack H., Marcie L. Venter, Gina S. Powell, Neal H. Lopinot, David I. Cain, and Dustin A.

Thompson 2011 Section 110 Survey of Selected Sites at the Stockton Reservoir in Cedar County, Smithville

Reservoir in Clay and Clinton, Counties, and Longview Reservoir in Jackson County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1429. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Rees, Mark A., and Neal H. Lopinot

2001 Archaeological Survey and Testing of the De Lassus De Luzieres-Hecker Site (23SG176), Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1141. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Rees, Mark A., Gina S. Powell, and Neal H. Lopinot

2000 Delaware Town Archaeological Survey and Site Assessment in the James River Valley of Christian County, Missouri. Research Report No. 1081/1109. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Santeford, Lawrence G., and Neal H. Lopinot

1978 Final Report on Archaeological Investigations at Frog City and Red Light: Two Middle Woodland Period Sites in Alexander County, Illinois. Research Paper No. 6. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

Sierzchula, Michael C., Robert H. Lafferty III, and Neal H. Lopinot

1994 Cultural Resources Mitigation by Data Recovery of Site 23RI192, Fourche Creek Watershed Dam Site 8, Ripley County, Missouri. Report No. 94–2. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

Thomas, Brian W., and Neal H. Lopinot

1997 Phase II Eligibility Testing at Three Archaeological Sites in Bo Wood Recreation Area, Lake Shelbyville, Moultrie County, Illinois. Historic Properties Management Report No. 54. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Thomas, Larissa A., and Neal H. Lopinot

1998 Archaeological Survey, Railroad Track Replacement Corridor, Oregon County Missouri. Research Report No. 1063. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Thompson, Dustin A. Lisa M. Haney, Neal H. Lopinot, and L. Mark Raab

2013 Missouri Archaeological Society Archaeological Survey Program: The 2013 Knob Noster State Park and Excelsior Springs Sessions. Report prepared for the State Historic Preservation Office, Missouri Department of Natural Resources, Jefferson City.

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Venter, Marcie L., and Neal H. Lopinot 2012 Archaeological Investigations at the McKenzie-Townsend Site (23GR2048). Research Report

No. 1479. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield. Venter, Marcie L., Jack H. Ray, Dustin A. Thompson, and Neal H. Lopinot

2010 Archaeological Inventory and Assessment of Wappapello Reservoir in Wayne and Butler Counties, Missouri. Research Report No. 1429. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Wells, Christy L., Neal H. Lopinot, and William I. Woods

1986 Archaeological Investigations at the Garden Site (11-Fk-65) and the Misty Winemiller Site (11-Fk-144), Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park, Rend Lake Reservoir, Franklin County, Illinois. Technical Report No. 86-250-14. Quaternary Studies Program, Illinois State Museum, Springfield.

Yelton, Jeffrey K., Neal H. Lopinot, and George T. Crawford

1996 Intensive Cultural Resources Survey, Route 65 Relocation Corridor, Saline, Lafayette, and Carroll Counties, Missouri. Research Report No. 1000. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

G. National Register Nominations

Lopinot, Neal H. 2015a Trail of Tears Roadbed Segment on Josiah Danforth Farm. Multiple property listing for

Cherokee Trail of Tears in Missouri, 1837–1839. Submitted to the Missouri National Register Committee for review.

2015b McMurtry Spring and Trail of Tears Roadbed Segment. Multiple property listing for Cherokee

Trail of Tears in Missouri, 1837–1839. Submitted to the Missouri National Register Committee for review.

H. Contributions to Technical Reports

Conner, Michael D., Neal H. Lopinot, and Jack H. Ray 1995 Introduction. In Phase III Investigations of the Hayti Bypass Site (23PM572), Pemiscot

County, Missouri, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 1–30. Special Publication No. 1. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lafferty, Robert H., III, Michael C. Sierzchula, Kathleen M. Hess, Neal H. Lopinot, and Martitia P. Tuttle

2008 The East Site Summary and Comparisons. In Data Recovery at the Tyronza Sites, Poinsett County, Arkansas: The East Site (3PO610), Poinsett County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 487–502. The Gilmore/Tyronza Mitigation Project Vol. 4. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

Lafferty, Robert H., III, Michael C. Sierzchula, and Neal H. Lopinot

2008 Regional Comparisons, Discussion, and Interpretations. In Data Recovery at the Tyronza Sites, Poinsett County, Arkansas: The East Site (3PO610), Poinsett County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 503–580. The Gilmore/Tyronza Mitigation Project Vol. 4. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

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Lopinot, Neal H. 1981a Analysis of Flotation Samples. In Archaeological Survey and Evaluation for the Shawnee 200

M.W. A.F.B.C. Plant, McCracken County, Kentucky, by Brian Butler, JoAnne Penny, and Cathy Robison, pp. 129–140. Research Paper No. 21. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Also published by the Tennessee Valley Authority.

1981b Evaluation of Flotation Samples from the Bridges Site. In Archaeological Testing of the Bridges Site, Mr-11, Marion County, Illinois, by Michael Hargrave and Brian Butler, pp 68–80. Research Paper No. 30. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

1982a Archaeobotanical Remains from MO-562. In Archaeological Investigations at the Bluff Shadow Site, Monroe County, Illinois, by Michael L. Hargrave, pp. 53–61. Research Paper No. 31. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1982b Reconstruction of Early Nineteenth-Century Vegetation Patterns. In The Carrier Mills Archaeological Project: Human Adaptation in the Saline Valley, Illinois, edited by Richard W. Jefferies and Brian M. Butler, pp. 58–71. Research Paper No. 33. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1982c A Summary of Late Pleistocene and Holocene Palynology. In The Carrier Mills Archaeological Project: Human Adaptation in the Saline Valley, Illinois, edited by Richard W. Jefferies and Brian M. Butler, pp. 72–74. Research Paper No. 33. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1982d Plant Macroremains and Paleoethnobotanical Implications. In The Carrier Mills Archaeological Project: Human Adaptation in the Saline Valley, Illinois, edited by Richard W. Jefferies and Brian M. Butler, pp. 671–860. Research Paper No. 33. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1982e Flotation Sample Analysis for the Turkey Bluffs Project. In Archaeological Investigations in the Turkey Bluffs Fish and Wildlife Area, Randolph County, Illinois, by James S. Penny, Jr., pp. 98–111. Research Paper No. 35. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1983 Archaeobotany of the Bridges Site. In The Bridges Site (11-Mr-11), a Late Prehistoric Settlement in the Central Kaskaskia Valley, by M. Hargrave, G. Oetelaar, N. Lopinot, B. Butler, and D. Billings, pp. 247–276. Research Paper No. 38. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1986 Botanical Analysis. In Cultural Resource Data Recovery at Archaeological Sites RL-188 and RL-144, Rend Lake, Illinois, by Mark J. Wagner and Mary R. McCorvie, pp. 189–203. Historic Properties Management Report No. 29. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

1987a Archaeobotany. In Archaeology in the Mississippi River Floodplain at Sand Run Slough, Iowa, by David W. Benn, pp. 203–225. Research Report No. 690. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

1987b Archaeobotany. In Excavations at the New Massilon Site (11-Wy-44), Wayne County, Illinois, by Paul A. Webb, pp. 89–98. Research Paper No. 54. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1988a Hansen Site (15Gp14) Archaeobotany. In Excavations at the Hansen Site in Northeastern Kentucky, by Steven R. Ahler, pp. 571–623. Archaeological Report No. 173. Program for Cultural Resource Assessment, University of Kentucky, Lexington.

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1988b Archaeobotany. In The Mitchell Site: 3WA58, Archaeological Investigations at a Prehistoric Open-Field Site in Washington County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty et al., pp. 327–340. Report No. 87–4. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

1988c Archaeobotany of the Elk Track (3NW205) and Webb Branch (3NW206) Sites. In Archeology at the Elk Track Site (3NW205) and the Webb Branch Site (3NW206), Erbie Campground Project, Buffalo National River, Newton County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 153–197. Report No 88–1. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

1989a Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations Relating to the Glen Carbon Interceptor Sewer Line, Divisions 3 through 7, Madison County, Illinois, by George R. Holley and Alan J. Brown, pp. 99–111. Archaeology Program Research Report No. 1, Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.

1989b Archeobotany. In Archeological Data Recovery from Prehistoric Site 36FA363, Grays Landing Lock and Dam, Monongahela River, Pennsylvania, by Thomas W. Neumann. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Pittsburgh District.

1989c Plant Remains from 11-WM-99 and 11-WM-100. In Archaeological Survey and Testing in the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, by Dennis B. Blanton, pp. 179–186. Manuscript No. 1989–3 on file at the Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1990a Plant Remains from 3MN369. In Cultural Resources Investigation on the South Fork Watershed, Site I, and Intensive Testing at 3MN369, Montgomery County, Arkansas, by Robert F. Cande and Robert H. Lafferty, III, Appendix C. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Springdale, Arkansas.

1990b Archeobotany. In Step 1 of the Mitigation Procedures (Phase III), Cowanesque Lake Modifications, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, by Thomas Neumann, Janet Shoemaker, E. Jeanne Harris, April M. Fehr, and R. Christopher Goodwin. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Baltimore District.

1991a Archeobotany. In Goldsmith Oliver #2 (3PU306): A Protohistoric Site near Little Rock, Arkansas, by Marvin D. Jeter, Cathy Cande, and John J. Mintz, pp. 424–482. Report submitted by Arkansas Archeological Survey, Fayetteville, to Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department.

1991b Plant Remains from the Great Salt Spring. In The Great Salt Spring, edited by Jon D. Muller, pp. 388–400. Report submitted to the National Science Foundation and the Shawnee National Forest, U.S. Forest Service.

1992a Archaeobotany. In The Petitt Site (11-Ax-253), Alexander County, Illinois, edited by Paul A. Webb, pp. 261–293. Research Paper No. 58. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1992b Archeobotany of the Will Shelter Complex. In Investigations at the Will Shelter Complex (3WA876): A Series of Disturbed Bluff Shelters, Washington County, Arkansas, by Kathleen H. Cande, John J. Mintz, Margaret J. Guccione, Neal H. Lopinot, Susan L. Scott, and James E. Barnes, pp. 152–162. Report submitted by Arkansas Archeological Survey, Fayetteville, to the Arkansas Highway and Transportation Department.

1993 Floral Remains. In Archaeological Investigations at the 78th Street Site (11-S-821), East St. Louis, Illinois, by Christy L. Wells and George R. Holley, pp. 81–97. Office of Contract Archaeology, Southern Illinois University, Edwardsville.

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1994a Botanical Remains. In The Historic Component at Site 23CR437, Crawford County, Missouri, by Bonnie L. Gums, pp. 70–71. Research Report No. 154. Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri, St. Louis.

1994b Archaeobotany. In Cultural Resources Mitigation by Data Recovery of Site 23RI192, Fourche Creek Watershed Dam Site 8, Ripley County, Missouri, by Michael C. Sierzchula, Robert H. Lafferty III, and Neal H. Lopinot, pp. 49–64. Report No. 94–2. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

1994c Plant Remains from 3WA539 and 3WA741. In Cato Springs Archeology and Geomorphology, Archeological Data Recovery at 3WA539, 3WA577, and 3WA741, U.S. Highway 71 Relocation, Washington County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 79–84. Report No. 94–6. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Springdale, Arkansas.

1995 Archaeobotanical Remains. In Phase III Investigations of the Hayti Bypass Site (23PM572), Pemiscot County, Missouri, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 221–262. Special Publication No. 1. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

1997 Archaeobotanical Analysis of 3JA632. In Archaeological Significance Testing of Eight Sites in Jackson, Lawrence, and Craighead Counties, Arkansas, for the Relocation of U.S. 67, AHTD Job No. RX00017, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 182–187. Research Report No. 982. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

1998 Archaeobotanical Remains from 23GR840. In Phase I Cultural Resources Survey of Route 160, Greene County and Phase II Testing of Archaeological Sites 23GR838 and 23GR840 (Billings Site), by Aaron A. Anglen and William O. Angelbeck, Appendix 10. Cultural Resources Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

1999a Archaeobotany. In Data Recovery of Sites 23MI578, 23MI605, 23MI651, 23MI652, and 23MI797, In the New Madrid Floodway, Mississippi County, Missouri, by Shawn Chapman, Emanuel Breitburg, and Neal H. Lopinot, pp. 121–131 and 205–226. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

1999b Archaeobotanical Remains. In The Katz Site: Archaeological Investigations of Site 23CL163, Route 210, Clay County, Missouri, by Jeffrey J. Berna, pp. 64–69. Cultural Resources Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

1999c Archaeobotanical Remains. In The Crabtree Site: Archaeological Investigations of Site 23CL164, Route 210, Clay County, Missouri, by William Angelbeck and Terrell Martin, pp. 105–119. Cultural Resources Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

1999d Archaeobotany. In Neosho Tradition Occupation in Lawrence County, Missouri, edited by Michael D. Conner. The Missouri Archaeologist 60:71–81.

1999f Botanical Remains. In Archaeology at the Whitley Site: An Early Historic Farmstead on the Prairies of Eastern Illinois, by Bonnie L. Gums, pp. 109–113. Illinois Transportation Archaeological Research Program No. 5. Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

2000 Archaeobotanical Analysis. In Supplementary Phase I Archaeological Survey for Buried Historic Properties and Phase II Testing of Portions of Four Archaeological Sites along Canteen Creek, Canteen Creek and Cahokia Canal Channel Rehabilitation Project, St. Clair County, Illinois, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 61–69. Historical Properties Management Report No. 59. St. Louis District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis, Missouri.

2008 Flotation Sample Analysis for the Noknee and Allen Sites. In Data Recovery Investigations at the Noknee (23MO1203) and Allen (23MO1229) Sites in Southern Madison County,

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Missouri, by Jack H. Ray, pp. 112–119. Research Report No. 1342. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

2012a Archaeobotanical Analysis. In Test Excavations at the Harry Lee Thomas (12LR199), Meadows I (12LR400), and Pless Cave (12LR401) Sites, Lawrence County, Indiana, by William C. Meadows, pp. 55–63. Research Report No. 1350. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

2012b Plant Remains from 23MA1230. In Phase III Investigations at the Carroll Spring Site (23MA1229) and the North River Bridge Site (23MA1230), North River Bridge Replacement, Route 168, Marion County, Missouri, by Larry Grantham, pp. 90–94. Historic Preservation Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

2013a Plant Remains. In Excavations at the Baxter Lake (23LE41) and Logsdon Fan (23CK59) Sites, by Andrew P. Bradbury, Andrew V. Martin, and Paul D. Bundy, pp. 26–27. Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Volume IV. Contract Publication Series 07–040.04. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Lexington, Kentucky.

2013b Prospect Spring Flotation Sample Analysis. In Prospect Spring Site (23GR711) Bridge No. 2811 Reconstruction Mitigation, Greene County, Missouri, by Charles R, Moffat, Edwin Hajic, and Don Booth, Appendix C (12 pp.). Report No. 2008-6040.42. SCI Engineering, O’Fallon, Illinois.

2016a Plant Remains from the Golson Site. In Data Recovery at the Golson Site (22HU508), Humphreys County, Mississippi, by C. Andrew Buchner, Evan Peacock, Joseph Mitchell, and Neal Lopinot, pp. 131–133. Panamerican Report No. 35110. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

2016b Flotation Sample Analysis. In Phase III Cultural Resources Mitigation of Archeological Site 21CP68 at the City of Montevideo, Chippewa County, Minnesota Vol. I–II, edited by David W. Benn and Lowell Blikre, pp. 61–75, 240–247, 332–334. Report No. 2231. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

Lopinot, Neal H., George E. Avery, and Carol A. Morrow 1982 Biophysical Environment of the Carrier Mills Archaeological District. In The Carrier Mills

Archaeological Project: Human Adaptation in the Saline Valley, Illinois, edited by Richard W. Jefferies and Brian M. Butler, pp. 37–57. Research Paper No. 33. Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Shane M. Bess 2015 Archaeobotany of the Coler Site. In Archeological Data Recovery at the Coler Site (3BE634)

on the Bella Vista Bypass, Benton County, Arkansas, by C. Andrew Bushner, Eric Albertson, Karla Oesch, Randel T. Cox, Neal Lopinot, and Shane M. Bess, pp. 329–333. Panamerican Consultants, Inc., Memphis, Tennessee.

2016 Archaeobotany of the Mill Creek Site. In Archeological Data Recovery at the Mill Creek Site (3BE756) on the Bella Vista Bypass, Benton County, Arkansas, by Eric Albertson, C. Andrew Bushner, Karla Oesch, Randel T. Cox, Neal Lopinot, and Shane M. Bess, pp. 237–239. Panamerican Consultants, Inc., Memphis, Tennessee.

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Lopinot, Neal H., Michael D. Conner, and Jack H. Ray 1995 Conclusions. In Phase III Investigations of the Hayti Bypass Site (23PM572), Pemiscot

County, Missouri, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 290–299. Special Publication No. 1. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Gina S. Powell

2003 Ethnobotanical Analyses. In Phase II Archaeological Testing at Sites 22LF551 and 22LF552, LeFlore County, Mississippi, by Charles H. McNutt, Jr., pp. 161–176. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

2006 Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations at Six Sheltered Sites in McDonald County, Missouri, edited by Jack H. Ray and Michael D. Conner, pp. 146–164. Special Publication No. 5. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

2008a Archaeobotanical Remains. In Transitional Late Woodland/Emergent Mississippian Occupations at Gilmore South (3CT340) and Gilmore North (3CT341) Sites, Crittenden County, Arkansas, edited by Michelle Berg-Vogel, Carol Spears, and Gregory Vogel, pp. 379–454. The Gilmore/Tyronza Mitigation Project Vol. 1. Project Report No. 159. Spears Inc., West Fork, Arkansas.

2008b Archeobotany of the East Site. In Data Recovery at the Tyronza Sites, Poinsett County, Arkansas: The East Site (3PO610), Poinsett County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 279–328. The Gilmore/Tyronza Mitigation Project Vol. 4. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

2010a Archaeobotany. In Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery of Site 23PI1344 for the Rockies Express Pipeline-East (REX East) Project, Pike County, Missouri, by Kathryn D. Warner and Grant L. Day, pp. 121–132. AMEC Earth and Environmental, Jefferson City, Missouri.

2010b Archaeobotanical Remains. In Archaeological Investigations at the Big Loose Creek Site, Osage County, Missouri, by Larry Grantham, pp. 94–117. Historic Preservation Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

2011 Archaeobotany of the Rolling Fork Mounds Site. In Phase II and II Archaeological and Geophysical Investigations at Site 38, Rolling Fork Mounds (22SH506), Sharkey County, Mississippi, by Banks L. Leonard, Carl Brown, J. Rocco de Gregory, Nicholas P. Hermann, Neal H. Lopinot, Robert J. Lore, Gina S. Powell, and Chester P. Walker, pp. 397–412. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

2012a Archaeobotanical Analysis. In Archaeological Data Recovery at Foster Place (3LA27) and Site 3LA290 for the Red River Rehabilitation Project (Item 9A-2), Lafavette County, Arkansas, by C. Andrew Buchner, Karla Oesch, Neal H. Lopinot, Gina S. Powell, Chester P. Walker, J. Rocco de Gregory, Nicholas P. Hermann, and Susan L. Scott, pp. 221–237. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

2012b Plant Remains from 23MA1230. In Phase III Investigations at the Carroll Spring Site (23MA1229) and the North River Bridge Site (23MA1230), North River Bridge Replacement, Route 168, Marion County, Missouri, by Larry Grantham, pp. 90–94. Historic Preservation Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

2012c Archaeobotany of the Sohn Site. Manuscript on file at the Historic Preservation Section, Missouri Department of Transportation, Jefferson City.

2013a Plant Remains Recovered from the Logsdon Fan Site (23CK59). In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Vol. IV: Excavations at the Baxter Lake (23LE41) and Logsdon Fan

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(23CK59) Sites, by Andrew P. Bradbury, Andrew V. Martin, and Paul D. Bundy, pp. 145–146.. Contract Publication Series 07–040.04. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Lexington, Kentucky.

2013b Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Vol. VI: Data Recovery at the Middle Woodland and Late Woodland Carskadon Site (23LE348) in Lewis County, Missouri, by Richard L. Herndon, pp. 253–279. Contract Publication Series 07–040.06. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Lexington, Kentucky.

2015a Late Holocene Vegetation Conditions in Lewis and Clark Counties. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Vol. II: Environmental Reconstruction, edited by Andrew V. Martin, pp. 151–161. Contract Publication Series 07–040.02. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Lexington, Kentucky.

2015b Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Vol. VIII: Data Recovery at the Late Woodland Sugar Creek Site (23CK57) in Clark County, Missouri, by Andrew V. Martin, pp. 209–229. Contract Publication Series 07–040.08. Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Lexington, Kentucky.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Larissa A. Thomas

1999 Archaeobotany of the Kochtitzky Ditch and Perry Dixon Sites. In Three Buried Mississippian Sites on Kochtitzky Ditch No. 1: Data Recovery Excavations at the Kochtitzky Ditch (3MS599), Perry Dixon (3MS600), and John’s Lake (3MS601) Sites, Mississippi County, Arkansas, by C. Andrew Buchner, Eric S. Albertson, Neal H. Lopinot, Larissa A. Thomas, Emanuel Breitburg, and Jerome V. Ward, pp. 347–364. Panamerican Consultants, Memphis, Tennessee.

2003 Archeobotany. In Mississippian Traditions at John’s Lake, by C. Andrew Buchner, Eric S. Albertson, Neal H. Lopinot, Larissa A. Thomas, Emanuel Breitburg, and Jerome V. Ward, pp. 140–150. Research Report No. 60. Arkansas Archeological Survey, Fayetteville.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jack H. Ray

1995 Natural Environment. In Phase III Investigations of the Hayti Bypass Site (23PM572), Pemiscot County, Missouri, edited by Michael D. Conner, pp. 31–55. Special Publication No. 1. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

Powell, Gina S., and Neal H. Lopinot

2000a Archeological Plant Remains at the Helm Site. In Data Recovery at the Helm Site, 3HS499, Hot Springs County, Arkansas, edited by Robert H. Lafferty III, pp. 187–229. Report No. 2000–1. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

2000b Cross Site Plant Remains. In Data Recovery Excavations at the Late Woodland Cross Site (13LA309), Louisa County, Iowa. Research Report No. 746. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2001 Archaeobotanical Remains. In Archeology in the Eisele’s Hill Locality: Phase III Data Recovery Excavations at 13MC136 U.S. Highway 61 Muscatine Co., Iowa, edited by David W. Benn, pp. 50–51. Research Report No. 628/629, Volume IIIA. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

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2002a The Garden Site (13DB493) Plant Remains. In Data Recovery at Middle Archaic Site 13DB493 Dubuque Township, Dubuque County, Iowa, edited by David W. Benn, pp. 46–53. Research Report No. 847. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2002b Archeobotany of 13MC134. In Archeology in the Eisele’s Hill Locality: Phase III Data Recovery Excavations at 13MC134, U.S. Highway 61, Muscatine County, Iowa, edited by David W. Benn, pp. 58–59. Research Report No. 628/629. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2002c Archaeological Plant Remains from the Hillhouse Site. In Data Recovery at the Hillhouse Site, by Robert H. Lafferty III, Michael C. Sierzchula, Gina S. Powell, Neal H. Lopinot, Carol Spears, Barbara Carter, and Lawrence G. Santeford, pp. 375–412. Report No. 2001–1. Mid Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

2002d Archaeobotany. In Phase II and Phase III Investigations at the Caverna Site (23MD142), McDonald County, Missouri, by Jack H. Ray, pp. 108–135. Research Report No. 1207/1216. Center for Archaeological Research, Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield.

2003 Archaeobotanical Analysis. In Data Recovery Excavations at the Clifford LaPlant Site (23NM561), on Barnes Ridge, New Madrid County, Missouri, by C. Andrew Buchner, Eric S. Albertson, Emanuel Breitburg, Gina S. Powell, and Neal H. Lopinot, pp. 433–450. Panamerican Consultants, Inc., Memphis, Tennessee.

2006 Archaeobotanical Remains from 13MC169. In Archeology in the Eisele’s Hill Locality: Phase III Data Recovery Excavations at 13MC169, U.S. Highway 61, Muscatine County, Iowa, edited by Lowell Blikre, pp. 46–49. Report No. 628/629. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2007 The Garden Site (13DB493) Plant Remains. In Data Recovery Excavations at Middle Archaic Site 13DB493, Dubuque Township, Dubuque County, Iowa, by David W. Benn, pp. 46–53. Research Report No. 847. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2008 Archeobotanical Analysis for the Ritter Site. In Data Recovery at the Tyronza Sites, Poinsett County, Arkansas: The Ritter Site (3PO608), Poinsett County, Arkansas, by Robert H. Lafferty III et al., pp. 181–220. The Gilmore/Tyronza Mitigation Project Vol. 3. Mid-Continental Research Associates, Lowell, Arkansas.

2009 Archaeobotanical Analysis for 13LE597. In Phase III Archeological Data Recovery on the Fett Site (13LE597), Jefferson Township, Lee County, Iowa, edited by Joe B. Thompson and David W. Benn, pp. 64–78, 140–157. Report No. 1130. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2011a Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri, Vol. III, edited by Andrew P. Bradbury and Andrew V. Martin, pp. 399–403. Contract Publication Series No. 07–040.03. Cultural Resource Analysts, Lexington, Kentucky.

2011b Plant Remains from Oak Village. In Data Recovery Excavations at the Oak Village Site (13LA582), a Weaver Variant Community in Louisa County, Iowa, edited by David W. Benn, pp. 223–259. Report No. 1571. Bear Creek Archeology, Cresco, Iowa.

2011c Archaeobotany. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri, Vol. IX: Excavations at the Killdeer Site, by Andrew V. Martin, pp. 149–154. Contract Publication Series No. 07–040.09. Cultural Resource Analysts, Lexington, Kentucky.

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2014 Flotation Sample Analysis. In Archaeological Investigations within the Proposed U.S. 61 Corridor North of Canton in Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri, Vol. VII: Data Recovery at the Late Woodland Artesian Branch Site (23LE178/357) in Lewis County, Missouri, edited by Richard L. Herndon, pp. 301–334. Contract Publication Series No. 07–040.07. Cultural Resource Analysts, Lexington, Kentucky.

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot 2006 Introduction. In Archaeological Investigations at Six Sheltered Sites in McDonald County,

Missouri, edited by Jack H. Ray and Michael D. Conner, pp. 1–11. Special Publication No. 5. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

Ray, Jack H., Neal H. Lopinot, and A. Holly Jones

2006 Summary and Conclusions. In Archaeological Investigations at Six Sheltered Sites in McDonald County, Missouri, edited by Jack H. Ray and Michael D. Conner, pp. 201–219. Special Publication No. 5. Center for Archaeological Research, Missouri State University, Springfield.

I. Miscellaneous Publications

Lopinot, Neal H. 1998 Saving the Past for the Future. OzarksWatch 11(1):16.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jack H. Ray 1998 Brief Summary of Ozarks Prehistory. OzarksWatch 11(1):5–7.

1999 On the Trail of the Earliest Americans: New Discoveries in the Heartland. In The Federal Archeology Program, 1996–97, Secretary of Interior’s Report to Congress, edited by Daniel Haas, pp. 28–29. Archeology and Ethnography Program, National Park Service, Washington, D.C.

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot 1998 Discovery of Early Americans at the Big Eddy Site. OzarksWatch 11(1):14–15.

J. Unpublished Manuscripts Lopinot, Neal H.

1975 Implications of Floral Remains from a Hopewellian Pit. Manuscript on file at the Department of Anthropology, Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville.

1976 Fleming Site Maize Analysis. Appendix attached to site report, mimeographed and distributed at the 1977 Southeastern Archaeological Conference, and in possession of author.

1980 Late Pleistocene and Holocene Climatic and Vegetational Dynamics in Eastern North America. Manuscript in possession of author.

1981a The Development of Middle Archaic Complexes in Eastern North America: A Review. Manuscript in possession of author.

1981b An Archaeobotanical Analysis of Macroremains from Crab Orchard Tradition Features of the Consol Site, Jackson County, Illinois. On file at the Center for Archaeological Investigation Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Hugh C. Cutler

1974 Plant Materials from Coal Haul Railroad Line, SRP-RR. Manuscript on file at the Museum of Northern Arizona and at the Missouri Botanical Garden, St. Louis.

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Lopinot, Neal H., and Gayle J. Fritz

2010 Plant Remains from the East Face of Monks Mound. Manuscript on file with the Illinois State Museum and the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, Springfield.

Lopinot, Neal H., and M. Colleen Hamilton

1985 Report on Archaeological Investigations at the Mark Twain Home. Manuscript on file at the Archaeological Survey, University of Missouri at St. Louis.

Lopinot, Neal H., and B. Mark Lynch

1983 An Empirical Examination of Crab Orchard Settlement Subsistence in Southern Illinois. On file at Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

Lopinot, Neal H., and William I. Woods

1988 Archaeobotany, Environmental Degradation, and the Collapse of Cahokia. Manuscript on file at the Contract Archaeology Program, Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville. Short version of paper presented at Society for American Archaeology meeting in Phoenix, Arizona.

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot

2016b A Systematic Survey for Potential Ground-Stone Resources in Trinidad and Tobago. Manuscript on file at the Archaeology Centre, University of the West Indies, St. Augustine, Trinidad.

Snyder, David, and Neal H. Lopinot

1977 A Preliminary Analysis of Soil Samples from Test Excavations at the Carrier Mills Sites. Manuscript on file at the Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale.

K. Book Manuscripts in Preparation Lopinot, Neal H., and Tonia E. Tinsley

2015 French Colonialism, Geopolitics, and Historical Context of a Cacao Plantation in Trinidad. Book manuscript 90% complete.

VII. PAPERS DELIVERED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS Brown, Alan J., George R. Holley, Neal H. Lopinot, and William I. Woods

1988a Cultural and Natural Explanations for Buried Late Prehistoric Sites in the American Bottom. Paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Phoenix, Arizona.

1988b The Growth and Decline of Cahokia. Paper presented at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, New Orleans.

Brussell, David E., and Neal H. Lopinot

1980 Assessing Uncarbonized Seeds from an Archaeological Site in Southern Illinois. Paper presented at the 21st Annual Meeting of the Society for Economic Botany, Bloomington, Indiana.

Butler, Brian M., and Neal H. Lopinot

1982 Debitage Variation in Archaic Sites in the Lower Ohio Valley. Paper presented at the 47th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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Byers, David, Neal H. Lopinot, Jack H. Ray, and A. Holly Jones 2010 Bison and Other Beasts: Recent Investigations at the Horsethief Site (14HO308), Hodgeman

County, Kansas. Paper presented at the 68th Annual Plains Anthropological Conference, Bismarck, North Dakota.

Canouts, Veletta, Neal H. Lopinot, and Ernest E. May

1978 Upland Archaeology: An Example from Southern Illinois. Paper presented at the 43rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Tucson, Arizona.

Collins, James M., George R. Holley, Neal H. Lopinot, and William I. Woods

1988 Mississippian Settlement Dynamics at Cahokia, AD 1000-1250: Big Brother, Little Brother, No Brother. Paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Phoenix, Arizona.

De Mott, Carol A., Neal H. Lopinot, and Rodney C. De Mott

1989 Archaeobotanical Analysis of a Burned Mississippian Structure at Cahokia. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, Georgia.

Hargrave, Michael L., Deborah A. Billings, Neal H. Lopinot, and Gerald A. Oetelaar

1983 The Bridges Site: A Small Mississippian Village in Interior Southern Illinois. Paper presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Holley, George R., Rinita A. Dalan, Neal H. Lopinot, and Phillip L. Smith

1989 Recent Investigations at the Central Plaza, Cahokia. Paper presented at the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Iowa City, Iowa.

Holley, George R., John E. Kelly, Neal H. Lopinot, and William I. Woods

1988 Dynamics of Community Organization at Prehistoric Cahokia. Paper presented at the 21st Annual Chacmool Conference (theme: “Households and Communities”), Calgary, Alberta.

Kelly, John E., Timothy Schilling, Neal H. Lopinot, and T. R. Kidder

2009 New Perspectives on an Old Monument. Paper presented at the Annual Illinois Archaeological Survey Meeting, Springfield.

Lafferty, Robert H., III, M. Cassandra Hill, Michael C. Sierzchula, Ann M. Early, Susan C. Scott, Linda

S. Cummings, Gina S. Powell, Neal H. Lopinot, and S. C. Nash 2000 Archeological Excavations at the Helm Site (3HS449). Paper presented at the 42nd Annual

Caddo Conference, Natchitoches, Louisiana. Lafferty, Robert H. III, and Neal H. Lopinot

1988 Mississippian Household Organization and Subsistence During the Mid-Fourteenth Century in the Buffalo River of the Arkansas Ozarks. Paper presented at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, New Orleans.

1989 Mississippian Household Organization and Subsistence During the Mid-Fourteenth Century, Buffalo National River, Arkansas Ozarks. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, Georgia.

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Lafferty, Robert H. III, Neal H. Lopinot, and Robert F. Cande 1994 Use of Archaeology to Date Liquefaction Features and Seismic Events in the New Madrid

Seismic Zone, Central United States. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Geological Society of America, Seattle, Washington.

Lopinot, Neal H.

1979 Botanical Remains from the Middle Archaic Midden of the Black Earth Site, 11Sa87, Southern Illinois. Paper presented at the 19th Annual Workshop on Illinois Archaeology, Carbondale, Illinois.

1980 Paleoethnobotanical Analyses of Column Samples from the Black Earth Site, 11Sa87A, Southern Illinois. Paper presented at the 45th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

1987a Archaeological and Historical Perspectives on Hannibal, Missouri. Paper presented at the 2nd Conference on Historic Archaeology in Illinois, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois.

1987b Archaeobotany of the Cahokia ICT-II. Paper presented at the 25th Annual Workshop on Illinois Archaeology, Collinsville, Illinois.

1988 Spatial and Temporal Variability in Mississippian Subsistence: The Archaeobotanical Record. Paper presented at the 46th International Congress of Americanists, Amsterdam, Netherlands.

1989 A Crop of New Data on the Cahokian Polity. Paper presented in the Plenary Session, Midwest Archaeological Conference, Iowa City, Iowa.

1990 Archaeological Investigations at the River King #6 Mine. Paper presented at the 28th Annual Workshop on Illinois Archaeology, Collinsville, Illinois.

1991 Plants and Cahokian Culture: Some A-Maizing Fables. Paper presented at the 56th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans, Louisiana.

1992 Archaeobotany of Cahokia: Before and After Flotation. Paper presented at the 2nd Paleoethno- botany Workshop, University of Missouri, Lyman Research Center, Marshall, Missouri.

1993a Demographic Restructuring and Political Unification in the Northern American Bottom. Paper presented at the 58th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, Missouri.

1993b Prehistoric Human Impacts on the Environment: Myths and Realities. Paper presented at Meeting of the Environmental Education Association of Illinois, Pere Marquette State Park, Grafton, Illinois.

1997a Wood Use at Early Cahokia: The Sub-Mound 51 Record. Paper presented at the 62nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Nashville, Tennessee.

1997b Plants and Cahokia. Invited plenary presentation at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Society for Economic Botany, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri.

1997c Patterns of Wood Use at Cahokia During Early Mississippian Times. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

2000 Current Evidence for the Early Peoplings of the Americas. Paper presented at the 65th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

2001 Maize and Agriculture in the Central Mississippi Valley Before, During, and After the Mississippian Emergence. Paper presented at the annual Mid-South Conference, Memphis, Tennessee.

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2008 Late Prehistoric Subsistence along the Western Flanks of the Ozarks. Paper presented in the Plenary Session for the 31st Society for Ethnobiology Conference, Fayetteville, Arkansas.

2010 The Cambria Site: A Coal Mine Camp in Crawford County, Kansas. Paper presented at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Excelsior Springs, Missouri.

2012 The La Reconnaissance Site, a Prehistoric Village Site in the Trinidad Interior. Poster Paper presented at the 77th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, Tennessee.

2014 Open and Sheltered Sites: Late Prehistoric Subsistence along the Western Flanks of the Ozarks. Paper presented at the Fall Symposium of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Montgomery City, Missouri.

2015a The 2014 MAS Survey Training Program in Arrow Rock. Paper presented at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

2015b Open and Sheltered Sites: Late Prehistoric Subsistence along the Western Flanks of the Ozarks. Paper presented at the 9th Annual Ozarks Symposium, West Plains, Missouri.

2015c Searching for the Trail of Tears in Southwest Missouri. Paper presented at the Fall Symposium of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Cape Girardeau, Missouri.

2016 Archaeobotany of the Avenue of the Saints Project. Paper presented in the Winter Lecture Series at Cahokia Mounds, Collinsville, Illinois.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Michael D. Conner

2002 Symposium Introduction: History and Context of the Big Eddy Project. Paper presented at the 67th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Denver, Colorado.

Lopinot, Neal H., Gayle J. Fritz, and John E. Kelly

1991 The Archaeological Context and Significance of Polygonum erectum Achene Masses from the American Bottom Region. Paper presented at the 14th Annual Society of Ethnobiology Conference, St. Louis, Missouri.

2013 Implications of Plant Remains from the East Face of Monks Mound. Paper presented at the 70th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, Tampa, Florida.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jalaludin Khan

2014 The Need for a National Management Policy and a National Archaeology Institute. Paper presented at the Trinidad and Tobago Archaeology Heritage Management Seminar, University of Trinidad and Tobago, Chaguaramas Campus, Trinidad.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Gina S. Powell

2010 Harvesting the Forests and the Fields: A Summary of the Archaeobotanical Record for the Avenue of the Saints Project. Paper presented at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, Missouri.

Lopinot, Neal. H., and Jack H. Ray

1996 The Calf Creek Horizon in Southwest Missouri. Paper presented at the 61st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans, Louisiana.

1998 Site Formation and Technological Adaptation at the Big Eddy Site. Paper presented at the 31st Annual Chacmool Conference (theme: “Peoplings of the Americas”), Calgary, Alberta.

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1999a Temporal, Spatial, and Technological Variability at Big Eddy. Poster paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Chicago, Illinois.

1999b Temporal, Spatial, and Technological Variability at Big Eddy. Poster paper presented at the Clovis and Beyond Conference, Santa Fe, New Mexico.

2002 The Archaeological Record for Pre-Clovis, Paleoindian and Archaic Hunter-Gatherer Activities. Paper presented at the 67th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Denver, Colorado.

2004 Trampling Experiments in the Search for the Earliest Americans. Paper presented at the 69th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Montreal, Canada.

2006 Late Paleoindian Aggregation at the Big Eddy Site. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Plains Anthropological Conference, Topeka, Kansas.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Kary L. Stackelbeck

2006 Maximizing Research Potential of Refit Analysis without Replicating Pincevent: A Case Study from the Big Eddy Site in Southwest Missouri. Paper presented at the 71st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Lopinot, Neal H., and William I. Woods

1988 Archaeobotany, Environmental Degradation, and the Collapse of Cahokia. Paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Phoenix, Arizona.

Lopinot, Neal H., and Jeffrey K. Yelton

1994 Archaeobotany and Zooarchaeology of the Hayti Bypass Site, Southeastern Missouri. Paper presented at the 51st Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference, Lexington, Kentucky.

Pauketat, Timothy R., Gayle J. Fritz, Lucretia S. Kelly, and Neal H. Lopinot

1993 Early Cahokia: A New Research Project in the American Bottom. Paper presented at the Midwest Archaeological Conference, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Powell, Gina S., and Neal H. Lopinot

2012a Late Prehistoric-Protohistoric Human-Plant Relations in the Lower Mississippi Valley: Archaeobotany of the Rolling Fork Mounds Site. Paper presented at the 77th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, Tennessee.

2012b What’s for Supper? Plant and Animal Remains from the Delaware Town Site. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory, Springfield, Missouri.

Ray, Jack H., Edwin R. Hajic, Rolfe D. Mandel, and Neal H. Lopinot

1998 Stratified Clovis and Dalton Components at the Big Eddy Site, Southwest Missouri. Paper presented at the 55th Annual Plains Anthropological Conference, Boulder, Colorado.

Ray, Jack H., and Neal H. Lopinot

1998 The Big Eddy Site: A Deep, Stratified Multicomponent Paleoindian Camp on the Plains-Woodland Border. Paper presented at the 56th Annual Plains Conference, Bismarck, North Dakota.

2000 Pre-Clovis Discoveries at the Big Eddy Site. Paper presented at the 65th Annual Meeting of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Lee’s Summit, Missouri.

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2007 Big Eddy Site: The Final Chapter. Paper presented at the 72nd Annual Missouri Archaeological Society Meeting, Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri.

2010 The Big Eddy Site: A Multiyear and Multidisciplinary Research Project in the Sac River Valley of Southwest Missouri. Paper presented at the Annual Fall Symposium of the Missouri Archaeological Society, Arrow Rock, Missouri.

2014 Calf Creek on the Eastern Horizon. Paper presented at the 79th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Austin, Texas.

Ray, Jack H., Neal H. Lopinot, and Rolfe D. Mandel

2010 Late Paleoindian Occupations at the Big Eddy and Alley Mill Sites in Southern Missouri. Paper presented at the 75th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, Missouri.

Venter, Marcie L., Jack H. Ray, and Neal H. Lopinot

2011 Wayne County Revisited: Archaeological Survey of Lake Wappapello Seventy Years After Chapman and Colleagues. Paper presented at the 76th Annual Missouri Archaeological Society Meeting, Springfield, Missouri.

Woods, William I., and Neal H. Lopinot

1989 Dynamic Patterns of Food Production at Cahokia. Paper presented at the 54th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, Georgia.

Wozniak, Lori A., E. Arthur Bettis III, Rolfe D. Mandel, Edwin R. Hajic, Neal H. Lopinot, and Jack H. Ray

2004a A Younger Dryas Carbon Isotope Record from Soil Organic Matter on the Southern Margin of the Prairie Peninsula. Poster paper presented at the 18th Biennial Meeting of the American Quaternary Association, Lawrence, Kansas.

2004b A Younger Dryas Carbon Isotope Record from Soil Organic Matter on the Southern Margin of the Prairie Peninsula. Poster paper presented at the Annual Geological Society of America Meeting, Denver, Colorado.

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