Description
A comprehensive study of the Omaha Indians' history, architecture, and artifacts. It offers insights into the daily life of the Omaha people and the integration of European trade items with traditional technologies. The book also examines Omaha demography, rounding out an important ethnohistorical sketch of the Omaha Indians. It serves as a model for academic work on Native American history and archaeology, highlighting the significance of the Big Village site as a historical laboratory for the fur trade of the American West.
