Prehistoric Louisiana: The First Inhabitants of the Mississippi Interfluve is a fascinating book written by renowned archaeologists Robert W. Neumann and Nancy W. Hawkins. In this book, they examine the study and reconstruction of the prehistoric era in the territory of Louisiana, which extends from Protodynastic settlements to the era of contact with Europeans. The authors analyze in detail the archaeological finds, cultural and social practices, and the life of the first inhabitants of this region. This book will become an indispensable source of knowledge for all those interested in the prehistoric civilizations and archeology of the Southern region of the United States.