Analysis was done by Wisconsin State University-Oshkosh. 252 Kreisa, Paul P. 1993 Oneota Burial Patterns in Eastern Wisconsin. Patterns chronicle development of a heterarchical tribal sociopolitical organization. Lillie, Robin M. 1990 Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from 13DM3, Kingston Oneota Site, Des Moines County, Iowa. A single tooth retained in a maxillary fragment indicates post-mortem fracturing.
Calculus build-up and moderate wear suggest a juvenile or young adult.
Lillie, Robin M. 1990 Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from 13WD8, Dixon Site, Woodbury County, Iowa. 86-94 Cranial fragments of a young juvenile and an older young adult show a number of dental pathologies. Provenience information suggests Oneota affiliation. Lillie, Robin M. 1990 Analysis of Human Skeletal Remains from 13WD55, Woodbury County, Iowa. 106-107 Five bone fragments of an adult, plus bone, flakes and Oneota sherds were recovered from the side of an eroding cache pit.