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FSTS Sources - Papers - A Brief History Of Archaeology In Minnesota (9122 words) |
 | Another major figure in Minnesota archaeology, Jacob Vrandenburg Brower, recorded some of the details of this unfortunate situation in his journals, particularly his own outrage when it was learned that the heirs would not donate the Survey records to the Historical Society but rather required that they be purchased for several thousand dollars. |
| For the next six decades Minnesota archaeology would be driven by this academic model of inquiry, guided primarily by Albert E. Jenks, Lloyd A. Wilford, and Elden Johnson, all of the Department of Anthropology at the University of Minnesota. |
| During the next decade Johnson dramatically expanded the archaeology program at the University and, as was happening in many parts of the country, shifted its emphasis to a problem-oriented and regional focus. |
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