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Geological time

Geological time

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The Ice Age was a period of gigantism with mammoths dominating the landscape on the edge of the glaciers

The Ice Age was a period of gigantism with mammoths dominating the landscape on the edge of the glaciers

Image by Mark Marcuson, courtesy University of Nebraska State Museum

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Paleo-Indian hunters scout a herd of Bison antiquus, an extinct relative of the modern bison

Paleo-Indian hunters scout a herd of Bison antiquus, an extinct relative of the modern bison

Image by Mark Marcuson, courtesy University of Nebraska State Museum, Nebraska Game and Parks Commisssion GP-PAL003-KB0004_02

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Paleo-Indian points found in Nebraska, ranging in age from 8,000 to 11,500 years old

Paleo-Indian points found in Nebraska, ranging in age from 8,000 to 11,500 years old

Courtesy Nebraska Game and Parks Commission, ARCH02_KB0003_02

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The tops of buttes were favored locations for Archaic Forager camps

The tops of buttes were favored locations for Archaic Forager camps

Image by Linda Miegs. Courtesy Nebraska Game and Parks Commission

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Early pots were thick with no shoulder or rim, but were a major technological advance

Early pots were thick with no shoulder or rim, but were a major technological advance

Courtesy Nebraska Game and Parks Commission,ARCH02 KB0022 01

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Central Plains Tradition farmers transitioned from bison shoulder blade hoes to iron hoes

Central Plains Tradition farmers transitioned from bison shoulder blade hoes to iron hoes

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Crow Creek Massacre site, near Chamberlain, South Dakota

Crow Creek Massacre site, near Chamberlain, South Dakota

Aerial view taken by Smithsonian Institution, 1952.Courtesy Nebraska State Historical Society, 398F11

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Oto woman, Hayne Hudjihini, or "Eagle of Delight", painted by Charles Bird King, 1822

Oto woman, Hayne Hudjihini, or "Eagle of Delight", painted by Charles Bird King, 1822

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Location of the Yutan excavation site for the historic Oto-Missouria village

Location of the Yutan excavation site for the historic Oto-Missouria village

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