W. Raymond Wood
Books
- Fay Tolton and the Initial Middle Missouri Variant
- Papers in northern Plains prehistory and ethnohistory
- Early Fur Trade on the Northern Plains : Canadian Traders among the Mandan and Hidatsa Indians, 1738-1818
- Fort Clark and Its Indian Neighbors
- Prologue to Lewis and Clark
- The Knife River phase
- Remote sensing
- Trends in Middle Missouri prehistory
- The Redbird focus and the problem of Ponca prehistory
- Holocene Human Adaptations in the Missouri Prairie Timberlands
- Ice glider 320L110
- Prehistoric man and his environments
- Karl Bodmer's Studio Art
- Early Fur Trade on the Northern Plains
- The origins of the Hidatsa Indians
- An interpretation of Mandan culture history
- Nánza, the Ponca fort
- River basin survey papers, 33-38
- White-Bearded Plainsman
- Fort Tecumseh and Fort Pierre Chouteau
- Archaeological studies of World War II
- An atlas of early maps of the American Midwest
- Biesterfeldt: a post-contact coalescent site on the northeastern plains
- The Paul Brave site (32SI4), Oahe Reservoir area, North Dakota
- Two house sites in the Central Plains
- Karl Bodmer's America Revisited
- Two house sites in the Central Plains
- An interpretation of Mandan culture history
- Biesterfeldt
- Fort Union and Fort William
- Prologue to Lewis and Clark
- Archaeology on the Great Plains
- Anthropology on the Great Plains
- Archaeology On The Great Plains
- Or Go Down in Flame
- Biesterfeldt
- Early fur trade on the Northern Plains
- The Bolivar Burial Complex of Southwestern Missouri (Bolivar Burial Complex of Southwestern Missouri)
- Atlas of Early Maps of the Midwest (Scientific Papers (Illinois State Museum))
- Prologue to Lewis and Clark
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