The Kansa

The Kansa have been the subjects of the state and local history of Kansas since before the turn of the twentieth century. Founders of the Kansas State Historical Society began by locating and identifying Kansa villages and collecting reminiscences of eyewitnesses of the villages. This unique and det...

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1. Verfasser:	James O. Marshall
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Animals Applied sciences Archaeology Biological sciences Biology Bodies of water Cartography Civil engineering Construction engineering Creeks Earth sciences Ecology Engineering Erosional landforms Excavations Geodesy Geography Geomorphology Habitats Horses Human geography Hunting grounds Hydrology Landforms Limnology Mammals Metropolitan areas Physical sciences Political geography Population ecology Rivers Social sciences Streams Surface water Synecology Tributaries Ungulates Valleys Villages Zoology
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Zusammenfassung:	The Kansa have been the subjects of the state and local history of Kansas since before the turn of the twentieth century. Founders of the Kansas State Historical Society began by locating and identifying Kansa villages and collecting reminiscences of eyewitnesses of the villages. This unique and detailed record represents much of the initial research on the history of Kansas. A history of the Kansa was published in 1908 (Morehouse 1908 :327–368). Other histories have been written as adjuncts to archaeological investigations (Marshall 2000: 57–89; W. R. Wedel 1946: 1–35; 1959: 19–54). One study is presented