The Lilly Site: A Late Maramec Spring Phase Village in Washington, Missouri

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The Lilly Site, located on the Missouri River bluff top near Washington, Missouri, was occupied at the end of the late Woodland period during the Maramec Spring phase (900 AD). Learn more about this site’s findings from archaeologist Joe Harl of the Archaeological Research Center of St. Louis.

Co-sponsored by the Mound City Chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society.

Series: Archaeology

The Missouri History Museum is pleased to offer two monthly lecture series that explore current archaeological research.On the first Tuesday of every month, the Mound City chapter of the Missouri Archaeological Society (MCAS) presents programs that focus on the rich archaeological history of the S... [series details]

Series Events

When Is It Considered Cave Archaeology?

A Chronology of Warfare in the Late Prehistoric Midwest

When:	Wednesday, September 5 2012 at 7:00 pm (past)
Where:	AT&T Foundation Multipurpose Room
How Much:	Free
Brochure:	lilly site l.pdf

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