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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION, by Douglas H. Ubelaker and Herman J.
Viola 1
JOHN CANFIELD EWERS AND THE GREAT TRADITION OF ARTISTS AND
ETHNOLOGISTS OF THE WEST, by William N. Fenton 11
WALDO R. WEDEL, ARCHEOLOGIST: PERSPECTIVES THAT GREW IN THE
PLAINS, by James H. Gunnerson .; 18
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF JOHN C. EWERS 25
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WALDO R. WEDEL 33
REMINISCENCES, by T.D. Stewart 40
AN HISTORICAL CHARACTER MYTHOLOGIZED: THE SCALPED MAN IN
ARIKARA AND PAWNEE FOLKLORE, by Douglas R. Parks 47
POLITICAL ASSIMILATION ON THE BLACKFOOT INDIAN RESERVATION, 1887-
1934: A STUDY IN SURVIVAL, by Thomas R. Wessel 59
"LOOK AT MY HAIR, IT IS GRAY": AGE GRADING, RITUAL AUTHORITY,
AND POLITICAL CHANGE AMONG THE NORTHERN ARAPAHOES AND GROS
VENTRES, by Loretta Fowler 73
HISTORY AND IDENTIFICATION OF BLOOD BANDS, by Hugh A. Dempsey 94
LACED COATS AND LEATHER JACKETS: THE GREAT PLAINS INTERCULTURAL
CLOTHING EXCHANGE, by James A. Hanson 105
THE WICHITA INDIANS IN THE ARKANSAS RIVER BASIN, by Mildred Mott
Wedel 118
SHELLING CORN IN THE PRAIRIE-PLAINS: ARCHEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE AND
ETHNOGRAPHIC PARALLELS BEYOND THE PUN, by David Mayer
Gradwohl 135
BIAS IN THE ZOOARCHEOLOGICAL RECORD: SUGGESTIONS FOR INTERPRE­
TATION OF BONE COUNTS IN FAUNAL SAMPLES FROM THE PLAINS, by
Brian Hesse 157
SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CENTRAL PLAINS TRADITION IN IOWA, by
John A. Hotopp 173
PALEO-INDIAN WINTER SUBSISTENCE STRATEGIES ON THE HIGH PLAINS, by
George C. Prison 193
A CRITICAL REVIEW OF ARCHEOLOGICAL EVIDENCE RELATING TO THE
ANTIQUITY OF HUMAN OCCUPATION OF THE NEW WORLD, by Dennis J.
Stanford 202
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