About the Journal
The Kansas Anthropologist is the annual journal of the Kansas Anthropological Association. The publication features scholarly articles in the fields of archeology, ethnography, ethnohistory, cultural/social anthropology, and physical anthropology and book reviews.
Locations of archeological sites have been redacted from the online version of the journal to protect these resources. Also, any other personally identifiable information of individuals and any photographs of human remains have been removed to preserve the privacy of the individuals involved.
Additional issues will be added to this site after they are processed.
Current Issue
Contents:
An Agate Basin Locality in Cheyenne County, Northwest Kansas (Jack L. Hofman and Dan Busse)
A Stranger Cut through Time: The Evans Site (14LV1079), Stranger Creek Valley, Northeastern Kansas (Brad Logan)
Peace and Friendship: Native Nations and White Relations in the Central Plains Reflected by Peace Medals (Jack L. Hofman)
Campground on the Oregon Trail: Artifacts from the Private Property Surrounding Hollenberg Station and Cottonwood Creek (Garrett Seuser)
Archeology of the Baker House (14MO701): They Could Smell the Pies Baking as the House Burned Down (Christine D. Garst)
The Children of Fort Hays and their Toys (Pauline E. Hintz)
Sioux Quartzite in Kansas: Its Geological Origins and Use by People (Robert J. Hoard)
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