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Garden Beds at Leeman
1930
A map of the site of a Native American village with a complex of linear raised garden beds and cache pits near Leeman. Also shown are a farmstead, road, and the Wolf River.
Garden Beds
1930
Raised linear garden beds have been delineated with hydrated lime to show the arrangement of the intersecting beds.
Corn Hills
1930
A composite lantern slide with two early views, ca. 1910, of raised corn hills on the campus of Carroll College (now Carroll University). At top is a view toward Rankin Hall of Science (left) and ...
Ears of Indian Corn
1930
Five ears of Indian, or flint, corn (Zea mays indurata) illustrate the variation in size and coloration.
Spirit Rock
1930
View of a sign identifying the Spirit Rock, which is a large boulder surrounded by sturdy protective posts. There are tree stumps in the foreground and a wooded area behind the sign.
Arrowhead
1930
A Native American point shows the characteristic contours produced by flint knapping.
