Already constructed through the generosity of Dr. Erskine Ramsay,
Birmingham, Alabama, Honorary Chairman of the Board of Regents of the
Museum, is a large and spacious laboratory building, in which all
archaeological material comprising the Museum's vast collection is
suitably and adequately housed. Space is available for students to study
any phase of the subject in which they may be interested. (See
photograph on page 20.)
Also completed in the Research Center is one cottage in which a married
student might be housed during the period of his studies.
Yet to be constructed are two cottages, a dormitory for unmarried
students, and a house for the resident archaeologist.
[Illustration: MOUND "B" AND VISITORS.]
[Illustration: RESTORED PREHISTORIC LAKE AT MOUND STATE MONUMENT.]