Land of our ancestors
Subtitle: studies in protohistoric and historic Wichita cultures
By: edited by Timothy G. Baugh and Stephen M. Perkins
Contributors: Plains Anthropological Society
Series: Plains anthropologist -- v. 53, no. 208; Memoir / Plains Anthropological Society -- 40; Plains anthropologist -- 40
Publisher: Plains Anthropological Society
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Lincoln, NE
Language: eng
Number of pages: 594
Subjects: Antiquities; History; Indians of North America; Excavations (Archaeology); Wichita Indians; Wichita Nation
Notes: Cover title.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 577-593).
Table of contents: title: Wichita inspirations : Virgil R. Swift  -- Timothy G. Baugh; title: Intertwined legacies : the Wichita and Dr. Robert E. Bell  -- Don G. Wyckoff; title: Protohistory and the Wichita  -- Stephen M. Perkins and Timothy G. Baugh; title: Some Wichita recollections : aspects of culture reflected in language  -- David S. Rood; title: Wichita locations and population, 1719-1901  -- F. Todd Smith; title: The anthropologies of trade and exchange : an essay on Kirikir ̕i·s and Southern Plains political economy  -- Timothy G. Baugh; title: The hide trade and Wichita social organization : an assessment of ethnological hypotheses concerning polygyny  -- Stephen M. Perkins, Susan C. Vehik, and Richard R. Drass; title: The Lower Walnut Settlement and its ceramics  -- Marlin F. Hawley, Martin Stein, Frederick W. Scott; title: Interpreting Wichita lifeways at the cusp of contact  -- George H. Odell; title: Mapping an eighteenth-century Wichita village site  -- Garrett Cook and John Dunbar; title: Bison and box turtles : faunal remains from the Lower Walnut Settlement  -- Chérie E. Haury; title: Protohistoric bison hunting in the Central Plains : a study of faunal remains from the Crandall Site (14RC420)  -- Natalie Graves; title: European trade goods on the Southern Plains : the Bryson-Paddock (34KA5) and Deer Creek (34KA3) sites  -- Elizabeth A. Leith; title: The Stone Site : a Waco Indian village frozen in time -- Katherine Turner-Pearson.