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Riverbend City: An Eighteenth-Century Pawnee Community

Riverbend City: An Eighteenth-Century Pawnee Community

Hardcover

ArchaeologyRegional: Midwest

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 30, 2026

ISBN10: 1647692946
ISBN13: 9781647692940
Publisher: University of Utah Press
Published: Nov 30 2026
Pages: 641
Language: English

Revealing Pawnee history through archaeology and oral tradition

From approximately 1750 to 1803, Riverbend City was occupied by the Kitkahahki and other South Band Pawnees. Identified through oral tradition and genealogical research, Riverbend City refers to a significant Pawnee community living along a bend of the Dirty Water (Republican) River in present-day northcentral Kansas. As Spanish, French, British, and American interests expanded into the North American interior, this Pawnee community interacted and traded with European groups, setting in motion irreversible social transformations that affected all Indigenous peoples.

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