The function of ice-gliders and their distribution in time and space across the northern plains and parklands From: Plains Anthropologist | Date: May 1, 2003| Author: Hamilton, Scott; Meyer, David; Nicholson, Sylvia; Nicholson, B A | Copyright Plains Anthropologist May 2003. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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Based upon early ethnographic accounts, the ice-glider was a recreational artifact, with limited distribution in time and space, first appearing in the early historic period and confined to the Missouri River drainage. Recent research has shown a more broad distribution across both time and space, extending its use into the precontact period and extending its distribution northward into the Northern Plains and the adjacent Parklands of Canada. Its earliest dated occurrence is ...

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