Marcel Kornfeld, George C Frison, Mary Lou Larson

• 1-The Northwestern Plains and the Central Rocky Mountains: An Ecological Area for Prehistoric Hunters and Gatherers 2-The Archeological Record for the Northwestern Plains and Mountains3-Methodology for the High Plains: Experimentation, Animal Behavior and High Tech Approaches 4-Mammoth and Bison Hunting5-Prehistoric Hunting of Other Game and Small Animals6-Prehistoric Lifeways on the Plains and in the Rockies. Mary Lou Larson7-Paleoindian Flaked Stone Technology on the Plains and in the Rockies, Bruce A Bradley8-The State of the Art: Wyoming Rock Art Research in the 21st Century,Julie E Francis9-Advances in Northwestern Plains Bioarcheology and Skeletal Biology, George W Gill10-Lithic Resources, James C Miller11-Final Thoughts and RemarksReferences Author IndexSubject Index

Praise for the First Edition "Frison has gathered together in this volume a well-organized, clearly written, and beautifully illustrated set of insights into the subsistence systems of the aboriginal inhabitants. This constitutes a solid, down-to-earth attempt at an ethnography of the many human groups who successfully lived in this region from the Clovis mammoth hunters until the final heyday of the Plains buffalo...Any Plains archaeologist must have this book, and any professional person interested in the history of man the hunter will find it fascinating reading." --SCIENCE

Marcel Kornfeld, George C Frison, Mary Lou Larson

• 1-The Northwestern Plains and the Central Rocky Mountains: An Ecological Area for Prehistoric Hunters and Gatherers 2-The Archeological Record for the Northwestern Plains and Mountains3-Methodology for the High Plains: Experimentation, Animal Behavior and High Tech Approaches 4-Mammoth and Bison Hunting5-Prehistoric Hunting of Other Game and Small Animals6-Prehistoric Lifeways on the Plains and in the Rockies. Mary Lou Larson7-Paleoindian Flaked Stone Technology on the Plains and in the Rockies, Bruce A Bradley8-The State of the Art: Wyoming Rock Art Research in the 21st Century,Julie E Francis9-Advances in Northwestern Plains Bioarcheology and Skeletal Biology, George W Gill10-Lithic Resources, James C Miller11-Final Thoughts and RemarksReferences Author IndexSubject Index

Praise for the First Edition "Frison has gathered together in this volume a well-organized, clearly written, and beautifully illustrated set of insights into the subsistence systems of the aboriginal inhabitants. This constitutes a solid, down-to-earth attempt at an ethnography of the many human groups who successfully lived in this region from the Clovis mammoth hunters until the final heyday of the Plains buffalo...Any Plains archaeologist must have this book, and any professional person interested in the history of man the hunter will find it fascinating reading." --SCIENCE

Marcel Kornfeld, George C Frison, Mary Lou Larson

• 1-The Northwestern Plains and the Central Rocky Mountains: An Ecological Area for Prehistoric Hunters and Gatherers 2-The Archeological Record for the Northwestern Plains and Mountains3-Methodology for the High Plains: Experimentation, Animal Behavior and High Tech Approaches 4-Mammoth and Bison Hunting5-Prehistoric Hunting of Other Game and Small Animals6-Prehistoric Lifeways on the Plains and in the Rockies. Mary Lou Larson7-Paleoindian Flaked Stone Technology on the Plains and in the Rockies, Bruce A Bradley8-The State of the Art: Wyoming Rock Art Research in the 21st Century,Julie E Francis9-Advances in Northwestern Plains Bioarcheology and Skeletal Biology, George W Gill10-Lithic Resources, James C Miller11-Final Thoughts and RemarksReferences Author IndexSubject Index

Praise for the First Edition "Frison has gathered together in this volume a well-organized, clearly written, and beautifully illustrated set of insights into the subsistence systems of the aboriginal inhabitants. This constitutes a solid, down-to-earth attempt at an ethnography of the many human groups who successfully lived in this region from the Clovis mammoth hunters until the final heyday of the Plains buffalo...Any Plains archaeologist must have this book, and any professional person interested in the history of man the hunter will find it fascinating reading." --SCIENCE