Judith Boughter is an instructor in the Department of History at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. She is a Fellow of the Center for Great Plains Studies.

• 1 Bibliographies, Indexes, and Guides2 General Studies3 Archaeology and Anthropology4 Myths, Lengends, and Sacred Places5 Lauguage and Linguistic Studies6 Social Organization7 Material Culture8 Music and Dance9 Religion and Ceremonialism10 Relations with Other Tribes11 White Contact to 180612 Explorers, Emigrants, and Soldiers from 180613 The Pike-Pawnee Village14 Depradations and Claims15 Treaties and Land Cessions16 Missionaries and Teachers17 The Pawnees and the Quakers18 Nebraska Reservation Period (1859-1875)19 The Yellow Sun Murder Case20 The North Brothers and the Pawnee Scouts21 Pawnees in Oklahoma22 Pawnee Personalities23 Pawnee Education24 Graves Protection and Repatriation25 Nebraska Legislative Bills (LB) 612 and 34026 Annual Reports of the Commissioners of Indian Affairs27 Archival Collections

The author thoughtfully has made this bibliography exceptionally well organized and convenient to use....This volume would be a major contribution to academic libraries, perhaps particularly in Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, and other states of the Plains where the Pawnees are an integral part of the past and present of these states.