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The Kansas AnthropologistEntry/Object ID
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The Kansas Anthropologist: Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association. Volume 15, Number 2. 1994
From southeastern Kansas to Northwestern Missouri: Recent Archeological Investigations by the Saint Joseph Museum, the article by Jim Feagins is one of 4 articles in The Kansas Anthropologist, Journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association. Other articles are reminiscences of Plains Archeology, Pre and Post World War II, Additional Notes on Loren Eiseley's years at the University of Kansas and Kansas Folsom Evidence. Feagins article summarizes part of the more recent archeological research conducted by the St. Joseph Museum in the eastern Central Plains along the Kansas-Missouri border. Data and interpretations from five projects concern various cultural resources including Euromerican farmsteads, a fur trading post, a protohistoric Oneota (Kansa) village, a prehistoric rock-and earth-filled mound, and a number of Woodland and Late Archaic habitation sites.
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Woodlands Culture, Archaeological Sites in St. Joseph, Missouri, Archaeological Digs, Native American, Historic, St. Joseph Museum Archaeological Digs, King Hill Archaeological Site, RobidouxPublication Details
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JIM D. FEAGINSDate Published
1994Call No.
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Journal of Kansas Anthropological Association, Feagins, Jim