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2008 and 2009 Team
- Principal Investigator: Shannon Lee Dawdy, Ph.D.
- Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago
- Archaeobotanist: Kristen Gremillion, Ph.D.
- Department of Anthropology, The Ohio State University
- Faunal Analyst: Susan deFrance, Ph.D.
- Department of Anthropology, University of Florida
- Phytolith Analyst: Susan Mulholland, Ph.D.
- Duluth Archaeology Center, LLC
- Fieldwork Team: University of Chicago
- 2008
 - Graduate students
- Adela Amaral
- Zachary Chase
- Megan Edwards
- D. Ryan Gray
- Sarah Kautz
- Jason Ramsey
- Undergraduates
- Christopher Grant
- Katherine Jacobsen
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- 2009
- Graduate students
- Adela Amaral
- D. Ryan Gray
- Sarah Kautz
- Matthew Reilly
- Genevieve Godbout
- Rebecca Graff
- Lauren Zych
- Joe Bonni
- Christopher Grant
- Richard Weyhing
- Undergraduates
- Julia Haines
- Katherine Jacobsen
- Volunteers (if we missed you, please let us know!):
Bettie Pendley, Joan Bruder, Millette White, Abraham Santa Cruz, Ryan Riddle, Anthony White, Daniel Leard, Katherine Lemberg, Chip McGimsey, Kimberly Eppler, Jim Delahoussaye, Clifford Sebastian, Senia Aguilar, Mary Robert-Barton, and Matthew Byrne.
- Labwork Team (In addition to the students listed above):
- 2008-2009
- Tian Tian Cai, Stacy Hackner, Julia Haines, Jennifer Ganze,Petra Johnson, Sarah Sticha, Marji Bush,Kevin Garstki, Katia Chaterji, Whitney Peterson (DePaul)
- 2009-2010
- Rebecca Aguilar, Claire Bowman, Crystal Croyl, Berenice Fernandez, Adrienne Frie, Marilee Goad, Rebecca Graff (laboratory supervisor), Augusta Gudeman, Victor Kessler, LisaMarie Malischke, Stephanie O'Brien, Christine O'Neill, Leah Reisman, Sydney Rosebraugh, Alanna Warner, Brian Wilson, Yixuan Wu, Michelle Yeo
- Other acknowledgements:
Jill-Karen Yakubik of Earth Search, Inc. lent some key pieces of equipment, as did Andrea White of the New Orleans Regional Archaeology Program at the University of New Orleans. We are especially grateful to Msgr. Crosby Kern of St. Louis Cathedral and Dr. Alfred Lemmon for their ongoing support.
This project has been made possible by the generous financial support of the Getty Foundation for the 2008 fieldwork, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Science Foundation for the 2009 season, and continuing fieldwork.
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