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Crow Creek-equivalent Northern Plains Massacre (Fagerberg Site)

1400
North Dakota
Era
Colonial and Pre-Columbian
Year
1400
Location
North Dakota
Status
Historical record
The Battle

History & Significance

Crow Creek-equivalent Northern Plains Massacre (Fagerberg Site) was a Colonial and Pre-Columbian engagement fought in North Dakota, 1400.

North Dakota site with evidence of prehistoric fortification and violent conflict. Part of the pattern of endemic Plains village warfare documented across the Missouri River region by archaeologists including Ahler and others. The northern Plains sites show a consistent pattern of bastioned palisades and skeletal trauma throughout the 14th-16th centuries.

Forces engaged
Unknown vs. Mandan or related village
Outcome
Skeletal evidence of violent death. Fortified village.

Approximate location. The nearest recorded settlement is shown; the exact site is unrecorded.

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When did Crow Creek-equivalent Northern Plains Massacre (Fagerberg Site) take place?
Crow Creek-equivalent Northern Plains Massacre (Fagerberg Site) took place in 1400.
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Crow Creek-equivalent Northern Plains Massacre (Fagerberg Site) was fought in North Dakota, United States.
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North Dakota site with evidence of prehistoric fortification and violent conflict. Part of the pattern of endemic Plains village warfare documented across the Missouri River region by archaeologists including Ahler and others. The northern Plains sites show a consistent pattern of bastioned palisade
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Peaceful Valley Ranch
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