United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Midwest Archeological Center / Cheyenne-Oglala camp / Fort Zarah / Cheyenne Village Near Fort / Fort Dodge / Camp Equipage / Fort Riley / Bar Lead / Fort Larned / Santa Fe Trail / /
IndustryTerm
bone tools / miscellaneous metal items / /
NaturalFeature
Arkansas River / Pawnee Creek / Smoky Hill Rivers / Smoky Hill / Little Arkansas River / /
OperatingSystem
Fork / /
Organization
37th U.S. Infantry / Indian Village / Former Society Laboratory / U.S. government / Kansas State Historical Society / Midwest Archeological Center / Midwest Regional Office / Former Society / army / District of the Upper Arkansas / U.S. Congress / Hancock’s mission / United States Department of the Interior National Park Service Midwest Archeological Center Lincoln / National Park Service / Department of the Missouri / United States Army / American military / Office of Indian Affairs / Department of the Interior / Military Division of the Missouri / /
Person
Bruce A. Jones Midwest / Virginia Wulfkuhle / Steve Linderer / Marilyn Wyss / Isaac Coates / Tom Frusher / Iris / Winfield S. Hancock / Leo Oliva / Tom Thiessen / Earl Monger / A. J. Smith / Mark Lynott / Theodore Davis / Doug Scott / Black Kettle / Edward W. Wynkoop / Don Rowlison / John Reynolds / George Elmore / Winfield Scott Hancock / William T. Sherman / George Custer / Archeologists Martin Stein / Brown / Verna Detrich / /
Position
Major General / Guard / Manager / Fort Larned National Historic Site Superintendent / Society Archeologist / Interpreter / gifted avocational archeologist / Supervisor / Archeologist / Chairman / avocational archeologist / /
Historical Archeology at the Village on Pawnee Fork, Ness County, Kansas By Bruce A. Jones