People of the Poudre - Cache la Poudre National Heritage Area

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People of the PoudreAn Ethnohistory
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Table of ContentsTable of Contents.
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PrefaceThe Cache la Poudre River Na
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LaporteHook and Moore GladeLarimer
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1 C h a p t e r 1 2Geophysical Sett
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shows the average first and last fr
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Laporte, Colorado. Downstream of th
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and boulders. There was but scant g
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the size of projectile points decre
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Table 7. Key archaeological sites i
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in the Archaic Stage and the early
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three. 84 Three-pole frameworks may
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and the tribes’ later consolidati
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With the acquisition of the horse i
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Page 49 and 50: Tule bulrushWoven into baskets ands
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Page 61 and 62: Epidemics that affected the Plains
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