1.780.955.1995
Plains Anthropologist
Listed below is a list of articles related to bison that have been published in Plains Anthropologist. Due to copyright limitations these articles are not available on our website but are available in most libraries through interlibrary loans. You may also find information about other contents of this journal through the website for Plains Anthropological Society.
Season of Bison Mortality at Three Plains Archaic Kill Sites in Wyoming
Laura B. Niven and Mathew Glenn Hill
Volume 43, No. 163, pp.5-26, 1998
The Fat of the Land: White Rock Phase Bison Hunting and Grease Production
Brad Logan
Volume 43, No. 166, pp. 349-366, 1998
A Late Archaic Bison Processing Event in the Texas Panhandle
J. Michael Quigg
Volume 43, No. 166, pp. 367-383, 1998
A Geoarcheological Assessment of Bison Kill Site Preservation in the Little Missouri Badlands
David D. Kuehn
Volume 42, No. 161, pp. 319-328, 1997
Getting Over the Hump: Some Concluding Remarks on Southern Plains Bison Procurement/Utilization Studies
Kent J. Buehler
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp.173-182, 1997
Relative Abundance of Bison, Elk, and pronghorn on the Southern Plains, 1806-1857
James Shaw and Martin Lee
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 163-172, 1997
Stuck in the Muck: The Big Lake Bison Kill Site (41RG13), West Texas
Solveig A. Turpin, Leland C. Bement, and Herbert H Eling, Jr.
Volume 42, No. 159, memoir 29, pp. 119-133, 1997
Reinvestigation of the Perry Ranch Plainview Bison Bonebed, Southwestern Oklahoma
Jack L. Hofman and Lawrence C. Todd
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 101-117, 1997
The Cooper Site: A Stratified Folsom Bison Kill in Oklahoma
Leland Bemant
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 85-100, 1997
The Waugh Site: A Folsom-Age Bison Bonebed in Northwestern Oklahoma
Matthew E. Hill, Jr and Jack L. Hofman
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 63-83, 1997
Late Quaternary Bison Utilization at Lubbock Lake, Southern High Plains of Texas
Eileen Johnson
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 45-61, 1997
From Whence They Came: The Paleontology of Southern Plains Bison
Don G. Wyckoff and Walter W. Dalquest
Volume 42, No. 159, Memoir 29, pp. 3-32, 1997
Bison processing at the Rush site, 41TG346, and evidence for pemmican production in the Southern Plains
Quigg, J.M
Volume 42, No.159. 1997
Where's the cliff?: Late archaic bison kills in the Southern Plains
Buehler, K.J.
Volume 42, No. 159, 1997.
Adjusting Our Perceptions: Historical and Archaeological Evidence of Winter on the Plains of Western Canada
Mary E. Malainey and Barbara L. Sheriff
Volume 41, No. 158, pp. 333-357, 1996
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