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Stay Current with Society Publications Disseminating knowledge is a vital part of the Society's mission. All members receive The Minnesota Archaeologist, an annual journal containing articles discussing a variety of topics relating to archaeology in Minnesota and the Upper Midwest. The Minnesota Archaeologist has been continuously published since 1936 and can be found in dozens of libraries and search engines in the U.S. and Canada. The MAS Newsletter and regular mailings keep you informed about current digs and research projects, volunteer opportunities, upcoming lectures and field trips, and the activities of fellow members. The Society also publishes books on Ojibway and Dakota culture, major excavations, archaeological methodology and other topics. Submit Articles to The Minnesota Archaeologist We encourage authors to submit any archaeological article related to Minnesota or the Upper Midwest whether they are professional archaeologists, students, avocational archaeologists, para-professional archaeologists, or archaeological fieldwork or lab volunteers. Please follow The Minnesota Archaeologist Style Guide (updated January 2021) before submitting draft articles to the editor. Below are links to download The Minnesota Archaeologist Style Guide and article templates: • The Minnesota Archaeologist Style Guide (updated January 2021) • Article Template (for Microsoft Word 1997-2003) • Article Template (for Microsoft Word 2004-Office 365) • Figure Captions Template (for Microsoft Word 1997-2003) • Figure Captions Template (for Microsoft Word 2004-Office 365) • Table Template (for Microsoft Excel 1997-2003) • Table Template (for Microsoft Excel 2004-Office 365 Send draft articles or questions to Danielle Kiesow, Lead Editor, at editor@mnarchsociety.org Become a Peer Reviewer for The Minnesota Archaeologist We are incorporating peer review into our journal review. The peer review process for The Minnesota Archaeologist will be informal by larger academic publication standards but will still provide useful feedback and subject matter guidance for the authors. Peer reviewers look at the big-picture subject matter of the articles and should be less concerned with formatting and grammar details. Two peer reviewers are used during the review process. It is highly encouraged to have one peer reviewer be an archaeological professional and subject-matter expert for the specific article under review, and the second peer reviewer to be an avocational archaeologist or non- archaeologist to align with MAS’s public-oriented message. If you are interested in becoming a peer reviewer, please email us at editor@mnarchsociety.org with your subject, topic, or regional expertise or interest. When an article matches with a peer reviewer’s interest, the editor will contact the peer reviewer. The peer reviewer will have four weeks to review the first draft, and two weeks for all ensuing drafts throughout the editing process. Downloads Minnesota Archaeologist 1935-2005 Flash Drive Order Form Author-Title Index of All Minnesota Archaeologist Articles Thanks to the hard work of MAS member Randy Blasus, we can provide this index of our journal articles from 1939 through 2010. We hope you enjoy your trip through our archives!

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