Prehistoric Man on the Great Plains is the result of archaeological digs and study of the peoples who inhabited North America eleven thousand years ago up to those here two thousand years ago. This volume discusses briefly the methods and objectives of archaeology; the Plains environment as the home of man; and section by section, the archaeology of the Plains, beginning with the earliest recognized human traces and ending with the historic tribes who held the region after 1800. A Bibliography and an Index are found at the end of the book. This book is from the Don Reynolds library.
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