The book examines how historical forces, including intertribal relations and European contact, shaped these farming practices. Oral histories, archaeological evidence, and ethnobotanical studies are interwoven to present a nuanced historical narrative.
The book progresses by first establishing the geographical and cultural context of the Plains tribes, then detailing their agricultural methods and the cultural significance of farming, and finally analyzing the impact of historical interactions.
The book's unique value lies in highlighting the agency and adaptability of the Plains Indians, offering a more accurate and comprehensive understanding of their history.
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