Tulane University 2006-2007 Catalog
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ANTH 354 Indians of the Great Plains (3)
Prof. Hill. Popularly considered as the very image of the American Indian, 19th-century Great Plains cultures were a recent and, tragically, short-lived fluorescence, made possible largely by the introduction of the horse. Horses encouraged the development of a new lifestyle and attracted immigrant peoples from every direction. The course will examine traditional cultures, the change to a nomadic equestrian existence, and the ways in which diverse immigration groups quickly developed very similar ways of life. See ANTH 654.
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