C# Puzzle No. 11 (intermediate)

Generic list type needs an item type to be initialized:

List<int>    listInt;

List<string> listString;

...

On the other hand, C# 3.0 allows anonymous types to be used in the code. An anonymous type is never explicitely named:

var item = new { Field1 = "The value", Field2 = 5 };

Console.WriteLine( item.Field1 );

How it is then possible to declare a generic list of anonymous type?

var item = new { Field1 = "The value", Field2 = 5; };

List<?> theList = 

    /* how do I make a generic list with item in it 

       so that I can add other items of the same anonymous type?

     */