Excavations at the Freeman School (25GA90) Homestead National Monument of America

In August, 1984 the Midwest Archeological Center, National Park Service conducted limited testing at the Freeman School, Homestead National Monument. The test excavations served two purposes. First, the impact of the proposed ground recontouring on cultural resourses was evaluated. Second, paraprofessional archeological training was conducted. The following year, the Midwest Archeological Center contracted with the Department of Anthropology, University of Nebraska to conduct additonal, mitigative, excavations. The results of these two archeological excavations are the subject of this report.