The Waugh Site: a Folsom-Age Bison Bonebed in Northwestern Oklahoma

The Waugh site (34HP42) was discovered in January, 1991 in Harper County, Oklahoma as a concentration of bison bones eroding from a stream margin. A Folsom projectile pointwasfoundwith the bones. Professional excavation began in 1991 and continued in 1992 and 1993. In 1992, testing 100m to the south...

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Published in:	Plains Anthropologist Vol. 42; no. 159; pp. 63 - 83
Main Authors:	Hili, Matthew E., Hofman, Jack L.
Format:	Journal Article Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Published:	Lincoln, NE Routledge 01-02-1997 Plains Anthropological Society
Subjects:	America and Arctic regions Archaeological sites Bison bison bonebeds Bones Etching Excavations Folsom North America organic matter Paleoanthropology Paleoindian Plant roots Preceramic cultures Prehistory and protohistory Sediments sitefomwtion Soil organic matter Taphonomy Folsom Palaeo-Indian United States of America Oklahoma Site Hunting Bovine Fauna Bison American culture Hearth Butchery
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