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(1923) State and Local Archaeological Surveys: Suggestions in Method and Technique. 1923.
(1927) Aquatic Flora in Iowa by G.W. Prescott, 1927. University of Iowa
(1927) Lake Okoboji as a Type of Aquatic Environment by Frank A. Stromsten, 1927. University of Iowa
(1927) Terebratulacea of the Devonian of Northern Iowa by C.H. Belanski, 1928. University of Iowa
(1928) Pentameracea of the Devonian of Northern Iowa by C.H. Belanski, 1928. University of Iowa
(1931) The Mechanical Composition of Sediments in Graphic Form by Chester K. Wentworth, 1931. Senate and Staff
(1931) The Polyporaceae of Iowa by Margaret M. Wolf, October 1931. Senate and Staff
(1937) The Crinoid Fauna of the Hampton Formation at LeGrand Iowa, by L.R. Laudon and B.H. Beane, 1937. University of Iowa
(1944) The Tremellales of the North Central United States and Adjacent Canada by G.W. Martin, 1944. Senate and Staff
(1948) Prospects for Settlement in Northeastern New Guinea by Robert G. Brown, 1948. Senate and Staff
(1952) Revision of the North Central Tremellales, 1952. Senate and Staff
(1954) Marsh and Aquatic Angiosperms of Iowa by Ernest O. Beal and Paul H. Monson, 1954. University of Iowa
(1966) The Flora of the Driftless Area by Thomas G. Hartley, November 1966. University of Iowa
(1976) Archaeological Resources in the Iowa-Cedar River Basin, 1976. Cultural Affairs, Department of
(2008) Loess Hills State Forest, March 10, 2008. University of Iowa
(2008) Little Dairy on the Prairie: From Butter-makin' Women to High-tech Agriculture, July 10, 2008. University of Iowa
(2009) Loess Hills State Forest Management Plan, January 26, 2009. University of Iowa
(2009) Stephens State Forest Management Plan 2009 - 2028, February 2009. University of Iowa
(2011) The Immense Journey: Loess Hills Cultural Resources Study, 2011. University of Iowa
(2012) The Wever Bypass excavations: Highway archaeology along the Great River Road in southeast Iowa. Transportation, Department of
(2013) A River of Unrivaled Adventures: Life Along the Lower Des Monies River, December 20, 2013. University of Iowa
(2015) Building Jobs in Iowa: New Deal Dams of the Wapsipinicon River Watershed in Northeast Iowa, February 4, 2015. University of Iowa
(2020) Office of the State Archaeologist Fiscal Year 2020 Annual Report, October 15, 2020. University of Iowa
(2021) Office of the State Archaeologist Fiscal Year 2021 Annual Report, November 15, 2021. University of Iowa
(2022) Bioarcheological Reports on Human Skeletal Remains from Iowa and Other Proveniences: Research Paper Vol. 47, no. 1, 2022. University of Iowa
(2022) Office of the State Archaeologist Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Report, 2022. University of Iowa
(2024) Bioarcheological Reports on Human Skeletal Remains from Iowa and Other Proveniences: Research Paper Vol. 47, no. 2, 2024. University of Iowa
