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Cutting and Scraping Marks on a Human Skull from Northwest Missouri: Probable Evidence of Prehistoric Burial Preparation.
Mike Fisher had found a fragment of a human skull containing cut-marks on the surface of a habitation site in Platte County, Mo (23PL44) known for prehistoric components Nebo Hill and Kansas City Hopewell, Nebraska and Steed-Kisker. The purpose of this article is to draw attention to the presence of cutting and scraping marks on prehistoric remains in northwest Missouri. The author is not aware that this presence in the Kansas City area has been described before in print.
Marked "Draft" and includes personal letter from Feagins to Fisher. Photographs are also included
8/Typewritten pages/Photocopy.Collection
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Archaeological Sites in St. Joseph, Fisher, Michael, Feagins, Jim D.Publication Details
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JIM D. FEAGINSDate Published
1988Call No.
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23 PL 44County
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Missouri
