The Cow-Killer Site, Melvern Lake, Kansas was discovered during removal of fill from highway U.S. 75 in Osage County, Kansas. The earliest cultural level was found at 9 to 12 1/2 feet below the original ground level, while the Early Ceramic period was found 3 to 6 feet below the original ground surface, and a more recent cultural component was found within the disturbed top soil. Twenty-five figures, 45 plates and 13 Tables add to the information contained in the writing.
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Anthropology, Ceramic Period, Plains Woodland Indians, Tools, Weapons, Prehistoric, Historic, Native American, Kansas, Osage County, Kansas, Melvern Lake
