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Diet and Foodways in the Coalwood District
This dissertation is based on the analysis and interpretation of faunal remains from several cordwood chopper’s sites, the Coalwood, Roscoe, and Zerbal camps, operated by the Cleveland Cliffs Iron Company (CCIC) in what is today the Hiawatha National Forest. Excavations at these camps in 2014 and 20
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