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872:Battle of Mud Springs
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862:Battle of Ash Hollow
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1004:Theodore Davis Site
356:Skidi Pawnee rattle
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603:Northern Cheyenne
489:John, Elizabeth.
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51:Charles Bird King
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949:Ton'wontongathon
887:Grattan massacre
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1168:Schultz site
1137:Dismal River
994:McClean Site
989:Leshara Site
892:Cheyenne War
722:Santee Sioux
684:Sac language
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137:, a central
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45:Portrait of
34:Skidi Pawnee
30:Ethnic group
1244:Indian Hill
1239:Indian Cave
1178:Site 25SM20
1035:Ahkawitakol
1014:Wright Site
811:Petalesharo
717:Sac and Fox
1350:Categories
1208:Yutan Site
1158:Ash Hollow
1153:Leary Site
1009:Kelso Site
836:Jim Thorpe
484:References
435:2014-03-05
257:Loup River
167:Loup River
821:Red Cloud
727:Winnebago
598:Missouria
390:"Pawnees"
285:Comanches
253:les Panis
84:Languages
1132:Woodland
933:Niobrara
593:Meskwaki
578:Comanche
552:Nebraska
505:page 545
452:, p. 220
400:8 August
338:See also
332:Taovayas
312:Panimaha
308:Yojuanes
300:Taovayas
293:Wichitas
277:Missouri
239:locates
171:Nebraska
160:and the
143:Nebraska
97:Religion
78:Oklahoma
70:Nebraska
18:Panimaha
771:Big Elk
573:Arikara
568:Arapaho
304:Tonkawa
192:History
162:Wichita
158:Arikara
1356:Pawnee
1163:Coufal
928:Pawnee
618:Pawnee
448:John,
302:, the
281:Illini
269:Osages
147:Kansas
112:Other
72:, and
66:Kansas
53:, 1822
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1045:Pahuk
1030:Pahur
712:Ponca
707:Omaha
702:Ioway
664:Hocak
643:Sioux
608:Omaha
588:Kiowa
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184:Names
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