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| | Historical Archeology at the Village on Pawnee Fork, Ness County, Kansas |
 | | Historic trade goods or Indian annuity materials recovered during the excavations include tin cups of the Civil War era, a variety of buckles that probably represent harness or tack, firearms parts, helmet and uniform buttons, iron kettle and oven fragments, coffee mill parts, bottle glass and crockery, and sheet brass scraps. |
 | | Artifacts of American Indian manufacture include chipped-stone projectile points, a stone maul, ochre deposits, and a buffalo stone—a baculite fossil that was modified into a bison fetish. |
 | | No clear evidence of lodge structures was observed, although several small post molds were identified. |
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