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Colonial and Pre-Columbian

Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent

1350
Nebraska
Era
Colonial and Pre-Columbian
Year
1350
Location
Nebraska
Status
Historical record
The Battle

History & Significance

Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent was a Colonial and Pre-Columbian engagement fought in Nebraska, 1350. It was a Unknown raiders victory.

The destruction of Redbird Site around 1350, evidenced by burning and skeletal trauma, is part of a broader pattern of 14th-century violence across the middle Missouri region. This conflict reflects the tumultuous period during which Initial Coalescent communities faced pressure from unknown raiders, contributing to significant cultural disruption.

Result
Unknown raiders victory
Forces engaged
Pre-Columbian tribal groups - specific identities and numbers unknown; scale inferred from archaeological evidence
Outcome
Fortified village burned; skeletal trauma; part of 14th-century violence across middle Missouri

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

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When did Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent take place?
Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent took place in 1350.
Where was Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent fought?
Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent was fought in Nebraska, United States.
What was the significance of Redbird Site - Nebraska Initial Coalescent?
The destruction of Redbird Site around 1350, evidenced by burning and skeletal trauma, is part of a broader pattern of 14th-century violence across the middle Missouri region. This conflict reflects the tumultuous period during which Initial Coalescent communities faced pressure from unknown raiders
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