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Archaeological Perspectives of Warfare on the Great Plains :
Contexts for Conflict: Conceptual Tools for Interpreting Archaeological Reflections of the North Platte Campaign of February 1865
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Peter Bleed
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Douglas Scott
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2018
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University Press of Colorado
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2018
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2018
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10.5876/9781607326700.c014
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Book chapters
pp. 3
What Do We Know about Warfare on the Great Plains?
pp. 37
Northwestern Plains Contact-Era Warfare as Reflected in Ethnohistory and Rock Art Studies
pp. 66
Warriors and Weapons: Late Prehistoric/ Protohistoric–Period Warfare in Bear Gulch Rock Art
pp. 120
Coup Counts and Corn Caches: Contact-Era Plains Indian Accounts of Warfare
pp. 145
Rotten Palisade Posts and Rickety Baffle Gates: Repairing Native Eastern North American Fortifications
pp. 177
Ditches or Earthworks: A Reexamination of Fortified Villages on the Upper Missouri River
pp. 190
Why Fortify? Force-to-Force Ratios and Fortification on the Southern Plains
pp. 211
Digging Ditches: Archaeological Investigations of Historically Reported Fortifications at Bryson- Paddock (34KA5) and Other Southern Plains Village Sites
pp. 237
The Alcova Redoubt: A Refuge Fortification in Central Wyoming
pp. 267
Conflict and Culture Change on the Plains: The Oneota Example
pp. 275
Modeling Middle Missouri Warfare
pp. 295
Alliances, Clusters, and Spatial Analysis: A Multiscalar Approach to Studying Warfare in the Middle Missouri
pp. 318
The Crow Creek Massacre: The Role of Sex in Native American Scalping Practices
pp. 336
Contexts for Conflict: Conceptual Tools for Interpreting Archaeological Reflections of the North Platte Campaign of February 1865
pp. 355
Afterword: War, Peace, and Plains Archaeology
pp. 363
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