House D of the Southeast Rowhouse: Excavations at Fort Michilimackinac, 1989-1997 Mackinaw City and Americans

and Americans

Mackinac Island blossomed into the Midwest’s most fashionable summer resort in the 1890s

Some preliminary observations on subsistence patterns are presented

The book offers insight into the start of the French and Indian War and what Raymond regarded as administrative corruption and shortcomings in French relations with Native Americans

Each item tells a little more about the people who once lived at Mackinac

House D of the Southeast Rowhouse: Excavations at Fort Michilimackinac, 1989-1997 Mackinaw City and AmericansArchaeological Completion Report Series, Number 17 From the book: The House D site was a unit of the Southeast Row House within the palisade walls of Fort Michilimackinac. It is known as House D because it is the fourth house counting from the east, where excavations began in 1976. The House D project fits into the larger framework of ongoing research, reconstruction and interpretation at Michilimackinac. The archaeological analysis had three main