The Kansas Anthropologist, Volume 18, No. 1, 1997 is a Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association. This content of this issue includes papers with the titles: "When I Was a Lad, I Served a Term." Minor Adventures in Plains Archaeology in the 1950's and 1960's; Heat Treatment and Intended Tool Function as Seen from Sharps Creek; The Story Told by the Flotation Samples from Feature 454 at the Sharps Creek Excavations of 1992-1993; Susie Wabnosah: A Prairie Potawatomi Woman in the Early 1960's; The Status of Siksika Blackfoot Women; and Lewis and Clark's Kansa Indian Village and Other Sites in the Independence Creek Valley. Illustrations, photographs, maps, tables and references reinforce the text.
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