Plains Anthropological Research Articles

1994 Plains Anthropological Society Native American Scholarship Award

1994 Plains Anthropological Society Native American Scholarship Award

53rd Annual Plains Anthropological Conference

53rd Annual Plains Anthropological Conference

Health, Demography, and Archaeology of Mille Lacs Native American Mortuary Populations

(1994). Health, Demography, and Archaeology of Mille Lacs Native American Mortuary Populations. Plains Anthropologist: Vol. 39, No. 149, pp. 251-260.

The Cellars of Time: Paleontology and Archaeology in Nebraska

"The Cellars of Time: Paleontology and Archaeology in Nebraska." Plains Anthropologist, 39(148), p. 184

Notes To Financial Statements For The Years Enped December 31 1993 And 1992

"Notes To Financial Statements For The Years Enped December 31 1993 And 1992." Plains Anthropologist, 39(147), p. 123

52nd Annual Plains Anthropological Conference and 65th Texas Archaeological Society Meeting

"52nd Annual Plains Anthropological Conference and 65th Texas Archaeological Society Meeting." Plains Anthropologist, 39(147), p. 118

Plains Anthropologist

Plains Anthropologist

Plains Anthropological Society Published Organization and Policy Statements

Plains Anthropological Society Published Organization and Policy Statements

More Sacred Holes in the Ritual Landscape of the Lower Pecos River Region

(1992). More Sacred Holes in the Ritual Landscape of the Lower Pecos River Region. Plains Anthropologist: Vol. 37, No. 140, pp. 275-278.

1991 Plains Anthropological Society Distinguished Service Award

"1991 Plains Anthropological Society Distinguished Service Award." Plains Anthropologist, 37(139), pp. 93–94

Minutes Of The Plains Anthropological Society 49Th Annual Business Meeting, 14 November 1991, Lawrence Kansas

"Minutes Of The Plains Anthropological Society 49Th Annual Business Meeting, 14 November 1991, Lawrence Kansas." Plains Anthropologist, 37(139), pp. 181–182

Resolutions Unanimously Adopted By The Plains Anthropological Society 49Th Annual Business Meeting 14 November 1991, Lawrence, Kansas

Resolutions Unanimously Adopted By The Plains Anthropological Society 49Th Annual Business Meeting 14 November 1991, Lawrence, Kansas

Out of Theory and into Reality: A Comment on Nami’s Comment

"Out of Theory and into Reality: A Comment on Nami’s Comment." Plains Anthropologist, 36(137), pp. 367–368

The 49TH Annual Plains Anthropological Conference

The 49TH Annual Plains Anthropological Conference

Plains Anthropologist

Plains Anthropologist

The Location of Coronado’s 1541 Bridge: A Critical Appraisal of Albert Schroeder’s 1962 Hypothesis

In a 1962 Plains Anthropologist article, Albert Schroeder proposed a reconstruction of the 1541 Coronado expedition’s route into the Plains. His reconstruction included identification of the Rio de Cicuye as the Canadian River and siting the bridge by which the expedition crossed the river near modem Conchas Dam in extreme southeastern San Miguel County, New Mexico. The authors re-examine the sixteenth century documentary evidence in order to critically appraise Schroeder’s hypothesis. They determine that (1) the distance from Pecos Pueblo to the bridge site was probably between 48 and 65 miles, and (2) the Rio de Cicuye was the modem Pecos River. As a result, they find Schroeder’s hypotheses at significant variance with the documents. They propose alternatively thatthe 1541 bridge was located on the Pecos River in modem Guadalupe County, New Mexico, between the communities ofTecolotito and Colonias.

Gender Studies in Plains Anthropology: A Commentary to the 1987 Symposium

This paper presents a commentary on papers concerning gender issues in Plains anthropology first read at the 1987 Plains Conference in Columbia, Missouri and published in this volume. Relatively little has been published on this topic. The present volume presents a marked contrast to a 1977 Plains Conference symposium, in that mostof the papers represent an attempt to deal with gender archaeologically. Examination of ethnographic accounts suggests considerable variation in gender roles among aboriginal groups. It is argued that questions regarding thenature of variation in gender roles and the circumstances under which they change are viable research topics in Plains anthropology.

Plains Anthropologist Editor for 1993-1996

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Plains Anthropologist Editor for 1993-1996

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Description of the Late Paleo Indian Specimens from 34Rm14, Goodwin-Baker

"Description of the Late Paleo Indian Specimens from 34Rm14, Goodwin-Baker." Plains Anthropologist, 35(131), pp. 53–54