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Analysis Of A Commingled Skeletal Sample From Acacia Park Memorial Cemetery, Rachel M. Winter
Analysis Of A Commingled Skeletal Sample From Acacia Park Memorial Cemetery, Rachel M. Winter
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A commingled sample of human skeletal remains from Acacia Park Cemetery in Mendota Heights, Minnesota was analyzed to address the commingled context, reconstruct the demographic profile, and make interpretations regarding health status and activity patterns. Prior to increasing European settlement during the 1800s in Minnesota, the site was known as “Oheyawahi” by the Dakota who used this site for burials and important ceremonies. In the 1920s a Masonic group in Minnesota purchased land at this site and founded Acacia Park Memorial Cemetery. Throughout the use of the cemetery, previous burials were disturbed and some of these remains were subsequently moved …