Click here to see some of the features (houses & dog burial)... Click here to see images of exotics
One of the most significant archaeological sites in the St. Louis area is the Dampier Site (23SL2296); it
is situated in the floodplain of the municipality of Chesterfield, Missouri. Pottery and projectile point types found at the site would indicate that it was occupied during the
Stirling Phase (ca. AD 1100 to 1200) in terms of the chronology at Cahokia Mounds.
This website is designed for use by school children, amateur archaeologists and professional archaeologists.
Click here to see some of the features (houses & dog burial)...
Click here to see images of exotics
Click here to see some of the stone artifacts...
Click here to see images of pottery
Special thanks to Stan Dampier and Joe Harl for discussing the site with me and allowing
me to photograph the artifacts illustrated on this webpage.
Many thanks to Mark Leach and Larry Kinsella for providing some of the images on this webpage.
Webpage constructed 31 July 2009
Webpage revised 26 January 2010