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Dismal River culture

The Dismal River culture is a Central Plains Indigenous culture dating from 1650 and 1750. The Dismal River people are believed to have spoken an Athabascan language and to have been part of the people later known to Europeans as the Plains Apache, who are enrolled in the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma today.

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Dates
1650–1750
Geographical range
Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota
Major sites
Scott County State Park (Kansas)
Period
Formative stage
Preceded by
Archaic
Type site
Lovitt Site in Dismal River area of Nebraska

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Western Plains

Apache

Culture

Contact with Europeans

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Dismal River culture

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related to Apache · 18
Dismal River culture → Alaska, Apache, Athabaskan, Canada, Cuartelejo, Dismal River, Great Plains, Jicarilla Apache, Navajo, Paloma, Quartelejo, Southern Athabaskan, Southwest, The Apache, Their, There, They, United States
related to Western Plains · 15
Dismal River culture → Archeologists, Cherry, Colorado, Dismal, Dismal River, Eighteen, Hayes, Hooker, Kansas, Lincoln, Nebraska, Notable, Sandhills, South Dakota, Thomas
see also · 8
Dismal River culture → Colorado, ColoradoFranktown Cave, ColoradoJicarilla ApacheList, ColoradoPlains ApachePrehistory, Denver, Dismal River, Limon, Point Village
related to Culture · 6
Dismal River culture → Dismal River, European, Much, Stones, The, They
related to External links · 5
Dismal River culture → Dismal River, Media, Oklahoma, Wikimedia CommonsApache Tribe, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
Dates · 1
Dismal River culture → 1650–1750
Geographical range · 1
Dismal River culture → Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota
Major sites · 1
Dismal River culture → Scott County State Park (Kansas)
Period · 1
Dismal River culture → Formative stage
Preceded by · 1
Dismal River culture → Archaic

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dismal river plains culture apache people nebraska also south sites kansas bourgmont colorado found central known western village migrated cuartelejo

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Dismal River cultureDates1650–17501.00infobox
Dismal River cultureGeographical rangeColorado, Kansas, Nebraska, South Dakota1.00infobox
Dismal River cultureMajor sitesScott County State Park (Kansas)1.00infobox
Dismal River culturePeriodFormative stage1.00infobox
Dismal River culturePreceded byArchaic1.00infobox
Dismal River cultureType siteLovitt Site in Dismal River area of Nebraska1.00infobox
Dismal River cultureis aCentral Plains Indigenous culture dating from 1650 and 17500.90text
Dismal River culturerelated to ApacheThe Apache0.60section
Dismal River culturerelated to ApacheSouthern Athabaskan0.60section
Dismal River culturerelated to ApacheGreat Plains0.60section
Dismal River culturerelated to ApacheSouthwest0.60section
Dismal River culturerelated to ApacheAlaska0.60section

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