Plains Indian Fortress With Moat, ‘Underground Apartments’ Unearthed in Oklahoma

11,500-Year-Old Bison Butchering Site Discovered in Oklahoma

June 8, 2015 —by Blake de Pastino 24119 0

A stretch of floodplain in northwestern Oklahoma, already known for its profusion of prehistoric hunting sites, has turned up new find: a scatter of butchered bison bones dating back nearly…

18th Century

Plains Indian Fortress With Moat, ‘Underground Apartments’ Unearthed in Oklahoma

December 2, 2013 —by Blake de Pastino 30022 4

A tumultuous time on the southern Plains is slowly returning to the surface in Oklahoma, where archaeologists have excavated a 250-year-old fortress built by a people known as the Taovaya,…

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11,500-Year-Old Bison Butchering Site Discovered in Oklahoma

Plains Indian Fortress With Moat, ‘Underground Apartments’ Unearthed in Oklahoma

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