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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE ABORIGINAL ARCHEOLOGY OF NEBRASKA

Donald J. Blakeslee University of Nebraska, [email protected]

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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE ABORIGINAL ARCIIEOLOGY OF NEBRASKA

DONALD J. BLAKESLEE UNIVERSITY OF NDBRASKA INTRODUCTION

I have tried to make this Bibliography as complete as possible, including material from surrounding states pertinent to the archeological problems of Nebraska and references which pertain more to the history of Nebraska archeology than to its content.

In compiling this list, I have used previous biblio­ graphies by Robert W. Neuman (1962b, 1968) and Jerome E.

Petsche (1968) which deal in part with Nebraska archeology. ABBREVIATIONS USED

AA American Antiquity Am Anth American Anthropologist AMNH American Museum of Natural History AR-NSBA Annual Report of the Nebraska State Board of Agriculture, Lincoln

BAE-B Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletins, Washington

BAE-AR Bureau of American Ethnology Annual Reports, Washington

INQUA International Association for Quaternary Research IvIAC-NPS Midwest Archeological Center, NAS-P Nebraska Academy of Science, Proceedings, Lincoln NHM Nebraska History Magazine, Lincoln: Nebraska State Historical Society NPS-R National Park Service Report NSHS Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln PA Plains Anthropologist PACNL Plains Archeological Conference News Letter PISA Publications in Salvage Archeology, Smithsonian Institution, River Basin Surveys, Lincoln RBS River Basin Surveys, Smithsonian Institution SI Smithsonian Institution SI-AR Smithsonian Institution Annual Report SI-RBS­ Smithsonian Institution, River Basin Surveys, MBP-A Basin Project-Appraisal SMC Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections UNLA-NB University of Nebraska Laboratory of Anthropology, Notebook Series

UNSM University of Nebraska State Museum UNSM-B University of Nebraska State Museum Bulletin USGS Geological Survey USNM-P United States National Museum-Proceedings UUAP University of Utah Archeological Papers American Antiquities Society of Omaha 1900 The Ancient Secret-History of Greater Omaha (How the Lost Arts Were Discovered -tne Restoration of the Ancient American Classical Literature). Omaha.

Amsden, C. A. 1933 Folsom and Again. Masterkey, Vol. 7: 55-57.

Anderson, Adrian D. 1961 The Glenwood Sequence; a Local Sequence for a Series of Archeological Manifestations in Mills County, . Journal of the Iowa Archeological Society, Vol. 10, No. 3.

Anonymous 1907 Nebraska Skulls. Newspaper Clippings (New Times, New York Tribune, etc.) Dealing with the Loess Man Remains. Mss. on File, Peabody Museum Library, Harvard.

Anonymous (prob. W. Straley) 1908 Camp Site Near Nelson. Records of the Past, Vol. 7: 263.

Anonymous 1914 Three Distinct Cultures Discovered in Nebraska; Archeologists from Peabody Museum Investigate Prehistoric Ruins and Remains South of Omaha. El Palacio, Vol. 2, No.2: 8.

Anonymous 1927a Primitive Man in Nebraska. El Palacio, Vol. 22: 523-524. Anonymous 1927b Nebraska Discovery Not Primitive Man. El Palacio, Vol. 23: 647-648. An9nymous 1932a Another Nebraska Find Investigated. El Palacio, Vol. 33: 80-82.

1932b Excavations on . El Palacio, Vol. 33: 151.

1 Anonymous 1933a Another Clue from Nebraska. HI Palacio, Vol. 35: 8-9. 1933b A Small Stone That May Indicate the Presence of ~!an in Ameri ca before the Las tel aci al Advance. illuseum News, Vol. 10, No. 20: 3.

Anonymous 1936 Evidence Tending to Show That j,lan Exis ted in No rth America before the Ice Age. Science, N. S., Vol. 83, No. 2144, Supplement: 7.

Anonymous 1951 Field Work for the 1951 Season (Missouri Valley). PACNL, Vol. 4, ~o. 1.

Anonymous 19S2 1952 Field Season Plans. PAC:..JL, Vol. 5, No.1.

Antevs, Ernst 1935 The Spre ad of Abori ginal ]I\an in North Ameri ca. Geographical Review. Vol. 25: 302- 309.

1947 Pleistocene Geology. New York: MacMillan and Co .

.An tis del, Don 1960 The Scottsbluff Site. Iowa Archeological Society, ;·f 0 r t 11 we s t C11 apt e r l~ e ws 1ette r, Vol. 8, No. 6: 7 - 8 . Aughey, Samuel 1876 The Superficial Deposits of Nebraska, in Annual Report of the Geological Survey of the Territories, Vol. 8 (1874): 24-269. barbour, E. 11. 1907a Prehistoric Man in Nebraska. Putnam's l'\agazine, January: 413-415, 502-503. 1907b Evidence of Loess )\lan in Nebraska. Nebraska Geological Survey, Vol. 2, Pt. 6.

1907c Ancient Inhabitants of Nebraska. Records of the Past, Vol. 6: 40-46.

2 1907d Evidence of Man in the Loess of Nebraska. Science, Vol. 25: 110-112.

Barbour E. H., and C. B. Schultz 1932a'The Mounted Skeleton of Bison Occidentalis and Associated Dart Points. UNSM-B, Vol. 1, No. 32.

1932b The Scottsbluff Bison Quarry and its Artifacts. UNSM-B, Vol. 1, No. 34.

1936a Paleontologic and Geologic Consideration of Early Man in Nebraska. UNSM~B, Vol. 1, No. 45.

1936b Did Glacial Man Inhabit Nebraska? Nebraska Alumnus, May, 1936.

1937 Pleistocene and Postglacial Mammals in Nebraska. In MacGurdy (Ed.), Early Man, ~ Symposium: 185-192.

Barbour, E. H., and H. B. Ward 1906a Discovery of an Early Type of Man in Nebraska. Science, Vol. 24: 628-629.

1906b Preliminary Report on the Primitive Man of Nebraska. Nebraska Geological Survey, Vol. 2, Part 5.

Bass, William M. III 1961a 1960 Excavations at the , 25 RH 1, Richardson County, Nebraska. PA, 6-13: 201-202.

1961b A Preliminary Survey of Human Skeletal Material from Archeological Sites in Nebraska. PA, 6-12: 108-109.

1964 The Variation in Physical Types of the Prehistoric . PA, 9-24, Memoir 1.

Bauxar, J. Joseph 1947 The Preliminary Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleontological Resources of Box Butte Reservoir, Dawes County, Nebraska. SI-RBS-MBP-A. On File, MAC-NPS.

3 Bauxar, J. Joseph, et ale 1948 Preliminary Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleontological Resources of Certain Proposed Reservoirs in the Republican River Sub-Basin. SI-RBS-MBP-A, On File, MAC-NPS.

Beaubien, Paul L. N.D. Summary of Archeological Sites in Region Two Considered for Basin-Wide Repor~ 1956. Ms. on File, MAC-NPS.

Bell, Earl H. 1933a Ancient Life in Nebraska and the Physical Environment. NHM, Vol. 14, No.1: 35-37. 1933b Nebraska Archeology. Archeologist, N. S. Vol. 13, No.1: 1-6. 1936 Chapters in Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, Parts 1-6. Lincoln: -University of Nebraska. 1939 Bones Indicate 1000-year-old "Nebraska Man". Penn­ sylvania Archeologist, Vol. 9: 10. Bell, E. H. and R. E. Cape 1936 The Rock Shelters of Nebraska. Chapters in Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, No.5. Bell, E. H. and G. H. Gilmore 1936 The Nehawka and Table Rock Foci of the Nebraska Aspect, Chapters in Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, No.4.

Bell~ E. H. and Ales Hrdlicka 1935 A Recent Indian Skull of Apparently Low Type from Nebraska. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, Vol. 20: 5-11. Bell, E. H. and William Van Royen 1934a An Evaluation of Recent Nebraska Finds Attributed to the Pleistocene. Wisconsin Archeologist, Vol. 13, No.3: 47-70. 1934b Studies Relating to the Antiquity of Man in America. Carnegie Institution Yearbook, No. 33: 303-305.

4 1936 Some Considerations Regarding the Possible Age of an Ancient Site in Western Nebraska. Chapters in Nebraska Archeology, Bell (Ed.), Vol. 1, No.~: 3-4.

Bell, Robert E. 1958 The Scottsbluff . Anthropological Society Newsletter, Vol. 6, No.8: 3-4.

Bengston, B. E. 1933 An Ancient Village of the Grand Pawnee. NHM, Vol. 14, No.2: 124-129.

Blackman, E. E. 1903 Report of the Department of Archeology, NSHS. AR­ NSBA, 1902: 294-326.

1905 Report of the Department of Archeology, NSHS. AR­ NSBA, 1903-1904: 3-23.

1906 Report of the Department of Archeology, NSHS. AR­ NSBA, 1905: 390-400.

1907a Report of the Archeologist Proceedings and Collec­ tions of the NSHS, Vol. 15 (Ser. II, Vo~lO): 339-342. - --

1907b Prehistoric Man in Nebraska. Records of the Past, Vol. 6, No.3: 76-79.

1907c Nehawka Flint Quarries. Records of the Past, Vol. 6, No.4: 103-110.

1910 Various Modes of Burial as shown by Archeological Remains. Archeological Bulletin, Vol. 1, No.2: 46-48.

1924 Historical Society Radio, with an Account of Exploration of Aboriginal Remains in the Loup Valley. NHM, Vol. 7, No.1: 1 - 8 .

1928 Archeological Work in 1927. Am Anth, N. S., Vol. 30, No.3: 511-512.

1930 Archeological Work in 1929. Am Anth, N. S., Vol. 32, NO.2: 357 .

5 1932a A Study in Chipping: A Nebraska Flint Knife. NHM, Vol. 13, No.1: 36-40. 1932b A Flint Fish Hook. NHM, Vol. 13, No.1: 40-41.

Blakeslee, Donald J. 1969 The Cultural Affiliations of a Site in Cass County, Nebraska. NAS-P, 1969 (Abstract). 1970 The Central Plains Tradition in Eastern Nebraska: An Appraisal. NAS-P, 1970 (Abstract).

Bliss, Wesley L. 1950 Early and Late Lithic Horizons in the Plains. Pro­ ceedings of the Sixth Plains Archeological Conference, 1948. UUAP, No. 11. N.D. Re-Evaluation of Signal Butte in the Light of New Evidence. Ms. on File. MAC-NPS. Boas, Franz 1895 Anthropologie Der Nordamerikanishen Indianer, Zeit­ scrift FUr Ethnologie, Vol. 27: 366-411. Brooking, A. M. 1921 Ancient House Sites at 11eadow, Nebraska. NHM, Vol. 4, No.3. Brown, George L. 1892 The History of Butler County, 1876. Transactions and Reports of the NSHS, Vol. 4: 275-305. Brown, James A. 1964 The Identification of a Prehistoric Bone Tool from the Midwest: The Deer-Jaw Sickle. AA, Vol. 29, No.3: 381-386. Brown, Lionel A. 1964 An Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleonto­ logical Resources of Six Reservoir Areas in and Nebraska. SI-RBS-NBP-A., On File, MAC-NPS. 1966 Temporal and Spatial Order in the Central Plains. PA, 11-34: 294-301.

6 1967a Pony Creek Archeology. PISA, No.5. 1967b Toggle Head Harpoons of the Central Plains. PA, 12-38: 356-362.

Bryan, Alan L. 1965 Paleo-American . Occasional Papers of the Idaho State University Museum, No. 16.

Burchett, Raymond Richard 1970 Guidebook to the Geology Along the Bluffs of SOutheastern Nebraska and Adjacent Areas. Lincoln-:- Nebraska Geological Survey.

Burleigh, D. R. 1936 The Pike-Pawnee Village. NrW, Vol. 17, No.1: 75-76.

Bushnell, David I., Jr. 1927 Burials of the Algonquian, Siouan, and Caddoan Tribes West of the . BAE-B, No. 83.

Calabrese, F. A. 1969 Doniphan Phase Origins: An Hypothesis Resulting from Archeological Investigations in the Smith­ ville Reservoir Area, Missouri: 1968. Report_ to the National Park Service for ~University of Missouri, Department of Anthropology.

Caldwell Warren W. 1968 Archeological Sites in the Loess Regions of the Missouri Drainage Basin, Part 2: The Later Occupations. In Schultz and Frye (Eds.), Loess and Related Eolian Deposits of the World: 107- II4. -- ---

Carlson, Gayle F. 1969 Results of the Highway Salvage Field Season ln Nebraska. Abstracts of Papers, 27th Plains Anthropologlcal Conference: 5. Champe, John L. 1936 The Sweetwater Culture Complex. Chapters ln Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, No. 3.

7 NHM, Vol. 18, 1938 Explorations in Nebraska Archeology. No.2: 117-126.

1946 Ash Hollow Cave: A Study of Stratigraphic Sequence in the Central . University of Nebraska Studies, N. S., No.1. --

1949a White Cat Village. AA, Vol. 14, No.4, Pt. 1: 285-292.

1949b A Report for the Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Nebraska, 1940-1947. UNLA-NB, }b. 1: 14-17.

1949c Sweetwater and Ash Hollow Ceramics Revisited, UNLA­ NB, No.1: 43-44

1961 Aksarben. PA, 6-12, Part 2: 10.3-107

N.D. Archeological Investigations in the IIarlan County ReserVOlr. Ms. on Flle, MAC-NPS-.--

Champe, John L., and Franklin Fenenga 1954 Notes on the Pawnee. Ms. on File, University of NebrasKa.--

Child, A.L. 1880 Indian Village in Kansas. American Antiquarian, Vol. 2: 298-299.

Clements, Frederic E. 1938 Climatic Cycles and Human Populations in the Great Plains. Scientific Monthly, Vol. XLVII, No.3: 193-210.

Clements, Frederic E., and R. W. Chaney 1937 Environment and Life in the Great Plains. Carnegie Institution of Washington, Supplementary Publlcations, No. 24.--

Cole, Fay-Cooper 1943 Chronology in the Middle West. Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society, Vol. 86, No.-r:--- 299-303.

8 Cook Harold J. 1927 New Geological and Paleontological Evidence Bearing on the Antiquity of Mankind in America. Natural His tory, Vol. 2 7 : 2 40 - 2 4 7 .

Cooper, Paul L. 1936 Archeology of Certain Sites in Cedar County, Nebraska. Chapters in Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, No. 1.

1940 State Survey of 1938: Report of Explorations. NHM~Vol. 20, No.2: 94-151.

1955 The Archeological and Paleontological Salvage Program in the Missouri Basin, 1950-1951. SMC, Vol. 126, No.2: 1-99.

N.D. The Archeology of Certain Sites in Cedar County, Nebraska. M. A. Thesis on File, University of Nebraska, 1936.

Cope, Edward D. 1885 The Occurrence of Man in the Upper Miocene of Nebraska. Abstract. Proceedings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Vol. 33: 593.

Culbertson, Thaddeus A. 1952 Journal of an Expedition to the Mauvaises Terres and the Upper Missouri in 1850. .Edited by John Francis McDermott. BAb-B, 147.

Cumming, Robert B., Jr. 1953 Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleonto­ logical Resources of the Lower Platte Basin, Nebraska, Supplement. SI-RBS-MBP-A. On file, MAC-NPS.

Cummings, Thomas S. 1953 A Preliminary Report on the Blue Stone Focus, White Rock Aspect. NAS-P.

Cutler, Hugh C., and Thomas W. Whitaker 1961 History and Distribution of the Cultivated Cucur­ bits in the Americas. AA, Vol. 26, No.4: 469- 485. (N:B. The date given for ~ Pepo at the Walker-GIlmore Site is late by about 500 years.)

9 Davis, E. ~jott 1950 The Present Status of the Study of "tarly ~lan" In ~ebraska. NAS-P. 1951 "Larly Man" Sites In the Medicine Creek Reservoir Are a . :\ A S - 1) •

1952 The Archeological and Paleontological Salvage Prngram at the j\[edicine CreeL Reservoir, rrontier County, Nebraska. Science, N. S., Vol. 115: 288-290.

1953a Larly lluman Occupation of the Plains Area. ;~AS-P.

1953b Recent Data from Two Paleo-Indian Sites on Medicine Creek, Nebraska, AA, Vol. 18, ~o. 4: 380-386. -

1962 Archeology of the Lime Creek Site in Southwestern Nebraska. UNSM Special Publications, ;\0. 3.

N.D. The Culture llistory of the Central Great Plains to the IntroductIon of POtter"y. Ph. 11. TheSIS on rITe, Ilarvard Universit~ 1954. N.D. Archeological Investigations in 1951 in the Medi­ cine Creek Reservoir Area by tnelJilTversl't"Y or­ ~aska State Museum-.-r-.-ls-.-oTlFl Ie, MAC-NPS-.-

N.D. Final Salvage Work at the Red Smoke Site, 1953. Ms. m File, MAC-NPS. -- --

N.D. Investigations ~y the UNSM in the Medicine Creek Reservoi r Area In 19 so:-Ms-.-on File, MAC- NPS. :'-1. D. Report of Investigations by the UNSM in the Medi- cine Creek lZeservoir Arealn--r95-2-.-M'S"':"" on-File, ~NPS. -- - --

j);Jvis, U. Mott, and C. Schultz 1952 The Archeological and Paleontological Salvage Pro­ gram at the Medicine Creek Reservoir, Frontier County, ~ebraska. Science, Vol. 115: 288-290.

jjC;JlI, Seth J~g3 Antiquities of Mills County, Iowa. SI-AR, 1881.

10 Dixon, R. B. 1913 Some Aspects of North American Archeology. Am. ~., N. S., Vol. 15, No.4: 549-577.

Dunlevy, Marion L. N.D. A Comparison of the Cultural Manifestations of the Burkett (Nance County) and the Gray-Wolfe (Colfax County) Sltes. M. A. Tnesis-0n Flle, Unlverslty of Nebraska, 1935.

Dunlevy, Marion L., and Earl H. Be 11 1936 A Comparison of the Cultural Manifestations of the Burkett and Gray-Wolfe Sites. Chapters ln Nebraska Archeology, Vol. 1, No.2.

Edwards, Lewis C. 1917 History of Richardson County, Nebraska. ­ pOllS: Bowen and Co.

Eggan, Fred 1952 The Ethnological Cultures and Their Archeological Backgrounds. In Griffin, J. B. (Ed.), An:heology of the : 35-45.

Falk, Carl R. 1969 A Contrastive Statement on Upper Republican and Nebraska: The Faunal Evidence. In Two House Sites in the Central Plains: An Experiment in Archeology. PA, 14-44, Memoir 6.

Fenenga, Franklin 1952 Rediscovering the Past in the Missouri Basin. Progress, Interior Missouri Basin Field Committee, June. Billings, Montana. On File, MAC-NPS.

1953 Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleontological Resources of the Gavins Point Reservoir, Nebraska and . SI-RBS-MBP-A. On File, MAC-NPS.

Figgins, Jesse D. 1931 An Additional Discovery of the Association of a "Folsom" Artifact and Fossil Mammal Remains. Proceedings, Colorado Museum of Natural History, Vol. 10, No. 4: 23-24.

11 Fowke, Gerard h MO ° R O ff ° 1922 Explorations Along t e lssourl lver Blu s ln Kansas and Nebraska. BAE-B, Vol. 76: 151-160.

1928 Archeological Investigations II. BAE-AR, Vol. 44: 405-540.

Frantz, Wendell 1966 Excavations of the NSHS at the Leary Site (25RHI), 1965. (Abstract) PA, 11-32: 163.

1967 Excavations at Fort Robinson, Nebraska, 1966. PA, 12-36: 206-207.

N.D. Four Aksarben Sites in Dakota County, Nebraska. M. A. Thesis on File-,-University of Nebraska, 1963.

N.D. Results of the 1963-1964 Field Seasons of the Nebraska-Xrcneologlcal Highway Salvage Program. Ms. on File, NSHS.

N.D. An Archeological Survey of the Scottsbluff National Monument. Report Prepared for the NPS by the NSHS. On File, NSHS, 1966.

Freed, Mary Louise N.D. The Lynch Site, 25BDI. M. A. Thesis on File, Univer­ Slty of Nebraska, 1954.

Gant, Robert D. 1967 Highway Salvage Archeology ln Nebraska, 1966. PA, 12-36: 207.

Garrett, John W. 1965 The Birdwood Culture of the West-Central Plains. AA, Vol. 31, No.1: 74-80.

N.D. Highway Archeological and Historical Salvage Program. Ms. on File, NSHS. Gilder, Robert F. 1907a Archeology of the Creek District, Eastern Nebraska. Am. Anth., N.S., Vol. 9, No.4: 702-719.

1907b A Primitive Human Type in America: The Finding of the Nebraska Man. Putnam's Magazine, January: 407- 409. 12 1907c The Nebraska Loess Man. Records of the Past, Vol. 6: 36-39.

1907d Nebraska Loess. American Antiquarian, Vol. 29, No.6: 378- 381.

1908a Oto Village Site in Nebraska Am. Anth., N. S., Vol. 10, No.1: 173.

1908b Recent Excavations at Long's Hill, Nebraska. Am. Anth., N. S., Vol. 10, No.1: 60-73.

1909a Excavation of Earth-lodge Ruins in Eastern Neb- r ask a . Am . An t h., N. S., Vol. 11, No.1: 5 6 - 8 4 .

1909b Archeological Reconnaissance in Cass County. Sunday World-Herald Newspaper, Omaha, June 20, 1909.

1910 The Ten Cache Ruin. The Archeological Bulletin, Vol. 1: 59-63.

1911a Discoveries Indicating an Unexploited Culture in Eastern Nebraska. Records of the Past, Vol. 10, Part 5: 249-259. ------

1911b Scientific 'Inaccuracies' in Reports Against Probability of Geological Antiquity of Remains of Nebraska Loess Man, Considered by its Discoverer. Records of the Past, Vol. 10, No.3: 157-169.

1913 A Prehistoric "Cannibal" lIouse in Nebraska. Records of the Past, Vol. 12, Part 3: 107-116.

1914 Prehistoric Shell Necklace from Nebraska. Records of the Past, N. S., Vol. 1, Part 2: 63-70.

1917 Eastern Nebraska as an Archeological Field. Publications of the NSHS, Vol. 18: 256-259.

1920 Catalog of Objects Used by a Prehistoric People in What Is Now Douglas and sarpy Countles, Nebraska-,­ Secured Through Excavation Work of the Robert F. Gilder Archeological Survey of 1907-1912. Omaha Public Library.

1926 The Nebraska Culture Man. Omaha: Henry F. Kieser.

13 N. D. Nebraska Loess ~,Ian. Ms. on File, NSHS, 1928. Gilmore, G. H. 1932 Turtle Mound and Vicinity. NHM, Vol. 13, No.3: 166-169.

Gilmore, I·I, R. 1913 The Aboriginal.Ge?gr~phf of the Nebraska Country. Proceedings, M1SS1SS1PPl Valley Historical Asso­ ciation, Vol. VI: 317-331. 1919 Uses of Plants by the Indians of the Missouri River Region. BAE-AR, 33: 43-154. N.D. Trip with White Eagle Determining Pawnee Sites, AUglist2'7-29, 1914. Ms. on File, NSHS, 1914.

Gradwoh1, David 1970 Prehistoric Villages in Eastern Nebraska. NSHS Publications in Anthropology, No.4. N.D. Prehistoric Villages in Eastern Nebraska. Ph. D. Thesis on File, Harvard University, 1966.

Grange, Roger T., Jr. 1964a A from Nebraska. PA, 9-23: 64. 1964b A Cache of Scrapers near Crow Butte, Nebraska. PA, 9-25: 197-201. 1964c Spring Creek: An Archaic Site in Western Nebraska. Abstracts of Papers, 29th Meeting of the SAA, Chapel Hllr:- 1968 Pawnee and Lower Loup . NSHS Publications in Anthropology, No.3. N.D. Preliminary Report, Excavations in the Red Willow Reservoir, Nebraska, 1961, Ms. on-File, NSHS, 1962. N.D. Archeological Survey of the Davis Creek Reservoir and the Calamus Rlver~eservoir, Nebraska, 1963, Ms. on File, MAC-NPS.

14 Gregory, W. K. . 1927 Hesperoplthecus Apparently Not an Ape or a J\lan. Science, N. S., Vol. 66, No. 1720: 579-581.

Gregory, W. D., and M. Hellman . 1923a Notes on the Type of Hesperoplthecus harold cookii Osborn. American Museum Novitates, No. 53: 1-16. 1923b Further Notes on the j\lolars of Jlesperopi thecus and of Pithecanthro~us. Bulletin of the AMNII, Vol. 48, Article 13: 50 -532.

Griffin, James B. 1937 The Archeological Remains of the Chiwere . AA, Vol. 2: 180-181. 1952 Culture Periods in Eastern United States Arche­ ology. In Archeology of the [astern United States (Griffin,Ed.): 352-364. Chicago.

Grinnell, George B. 1920 Who Were the Padouca? Am. Anth., N. S., Vol. 22, No.3: 248-260. Gunnerson, Delores A. 1950 E. E. Blackman, Pioneer Nebraska Archeologist. NI[j\l, Vol. 31, No.4: 275-282. 1956 The Southern Athabascans: Their Arrival in the Southwest. II Palacio, Vol. 43, Nos. 11-12: 346- 365.

Gunnerson, James II. 1950 A Technique of Pottery Decoration. PACNL, Vol. 3, No.2: 9-10.

1952 Some Nebraska Culture Pottery Types. PACNL, Vol. 5, No.3: 39-49. 1956 Plains-Promontory Relationships. AA, Vol. 22, No.1: 69-72.

1960 An Introduction to Archeology-the Dismal River Aspect. BA[-B, 173: 131-260.

15 1968 Plains Apache Archeology: a Review. PA, 13-41: 167-189.

N.D. The Dismal River Aspect. M. A. Thesis on File, University of Nebraska, 1950.

Gunnerson, James H. and Delores A. Gunnerson 1952 Appraisal of the Archeological and Paleontological Resources of the Lower Platte Basin, Nebraska: Supplement. SI-RBS-MBP-A. On File, MAC-NPS.

Hall, Robert ~'. . . 1967 The M1SSlsslpplan Heartland and its Plains Relation- ship. PA, 12-36: 175-183.

Harrington, John P. 1940 Southern Peripheral Athapaskawan Origins, Divisions, and Migrations. SMC, Vol. 100: 503-532.

Hayden, F. V. 1868 Notes on Indian History, etc. Annual Report of the Smithsonian Institution for 1867: 411-412.

1873 First, Second and Third Annual Reports of the Geo­ logical Survey of the Territories for the Years 1867, 1868, and 1869, Under the Department of the Interior. Washington~ 32-35.

Henning, Dale R. 1967 Mississippian Influences on the Eastern Plains Border: an Evaluation. PA, 12-36: 184-194.

Hester, Jim J. 1960 Late Pleistocene Extinction and Radiocarbon Dating. AA, Vol. 26, No.1: 58-77. Hewes, Gordon W. 1948 Early Tribal Migrations in the Northern Great Plains. PACNL, Vol. 1, No.4: 49-61. Hill, A. T. 1927 Mr. A. T. Hill's Own Story (Discovery of the Pike­ Pawnee Village). Nill1, Vol. 10, No.3: 162-167.

1932 The Ruins of a Prehistoric House in Howard County, Nebraska. NHM, Vol. 13, No.3: 172-175.

16 Archeology Explorations in 1933. NHM, Vol. 14, 1934 No.3: 174-177.

1941a Report of Exploration~ Xn Archeological Division of N~H:': 2-5. Llncoln.

1941b Archeological Field Season of 1941. In Archeo­ logical Division of NSHS: 5-8. Lincoln.

1943 Archeological Field Trips in 1942. NHM, Vol. 23, No.1: 82-85.

N.D. 25NC2, The Horse Creek Site-Field Notes. Ms. on File, NSIIS, 1932.

Hill , A. T., and Paul L.. Cooper 1937a The Schrader Slte. NHM, Vol. 17, No.4: 223-252.

1937b The Champe Site. NHM, Vol. 17, No.4: 253-270.

1937c The Fremont 1 Site. NrTh1, Vol. 17, No.4: 271-292.

1938 The Archeological Campaign of 1937. NHM, Vol. 18, No.4: 237-359.

Hill, A. T., and Marvin Kivett 1940 State Survey of 1939. NHM, Vol. 21, No.3: 143- 243. (Often Listed under-"Woodland-like Manifesta­ tions in Nebraska".)

Hill, A. T., and George Metcalf 1942 State Survey-Chase· County: Report of Explorations. NHM, Vo 1. 22, No.2: 158- 226.

Hill, A. T., and Waldo R. Wedel 1936 Excavations at the Leary Indian Village and Burial Site, Richardson County, Nebraska. NHM, Vol. 17, No.1: 1-73.

Bodge, F. W., 1d. 1907-1910 Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico. BAE-B, 30 (2parts).

1915 Age of Man in Nebraska. In Administrative Report, BA1 - AR, 36: 2 2 - 2 3 .

17 Holder, Preston, and Joyce Wike 1949 The Frontier Culture Complex, a Preliminary Report on a Prehistoric Hunter's Camp in Southwestern Nebraska. AA, Vol. 14, No.4, Part 1: 260-266.

1950 The Allen Site (Ft 50): Archeological Evidence of an Early Hunter's Camp on Medicine Creek, Frontier County, Nebraska. Proceedings of the Sixth Plains Conference (1948). UUAP, No. 11.

Holmes, W. H. 1903 Aboriginal Pottery of the Eastern United States. BAE - AR, 2 0 : 99 - 2 00 .

1919 Handbook of Aboriginal American Antiquities. BAE­ ~, 60, Part 1.

Hoover, J. T. A. 1880 Inscribed Tablet Found in Iowa. American Anti­ quarian, Vol. 2: 69-70. (Actually refers-ro-a find in Nebraska.)

Howard, Edgar B. 1935 Evidence of Early Man in . Museum Journal, Vol. 24, Nos. 2-3: 61-175.

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