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Miniature reconstruction of Rock Village (32ME15)

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Dansk: En miniature rekonstruktion af hidatsa byen Rock Village tæt ved Missouri River, North Dakota. Byen blev bygget af awatixa hidatsaer omkring 1881, efter de havde forladt deres gamle by Lower Hidatsa ved Knife River, hvor de var blevet ramt af en koppe-epidemi. Byen var omgivet af en palisade. De forlod den senest i 1790erne.

Byen blev genopbygget og brugt en kort periode af hidatsaer og mandaner engang efter en ny koppe-epidemi i 1837. Indbyggerne flyttede ind i Like A Fishhook Village omkring 1845.

Stedet blev oversvømmet af den kunstige Lake Sakakawea i 1950erne.
English: A miniature reconstruction of Rock Village, Mercer county, North Dakota. The village was founded near Missouri River by Awatixa Hidatsas around 1881. They had left their old village at Knife River, Lower Hidatsa, where they suffered during the smallpox epidemic 1780-1781. The new village was protected by a palisade. They left the village latest in the 1790s.

Rock Village was rebuilt and used a year or two by some Hidatsas and Mandans after a new smallpox epidemic in 1837. The villagers left for Like A Fishhook Village around 1845. The site is flooded by the water in Lake Sakakawea.

Source: Thiessen, Thomas D.: The Phase I Archeological Research Program for the Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site. Part I: Objectives, Methods, and Summeries of Baseline Studies. Lincoln, 1993. (Second Printing, October 2000)
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Source Bowers, Alfred W.: Hidatsa Social and Ceremonial Organization. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bulletin 194. Washington, 1965. U.S GPO
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Bowers, Alfred W.: Hidatsa Social and Ceremonial Organization. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Bulletin 194. Washington, 1965. U.S GPO

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