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Mary Adair
Her research interests include economic patterns and dietary choices of prehistoric and early historic populations of the central Great plains. In particular, she focuses on the identification and interpretation of plant remains recovered from archaeological sites. She is currently studying archaeobotanical (plant) remains from archaeological deposits identified as ancestral Wichita.

Jack L. Hofman
His research interests include peopling of the New World, early prehistory of the Great Plains, Paleoindian land use, lithic studies, and bison hunting and ecology.

John W. Hoopes
His research interests include archaeology, human ecology, ceramic analysis, digital and Internet applications in the following regions around the world: Southern Central America, Mesoamerica, and South America.

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Related Links Natural History Museum Department of Anthropology Odyssey Archaeological Program Museum Studies	Research Mary Adair Her research interests include economic patterns and dietary choices of prehistoric and early historic populations of the central Great plains. In particular, she focuses on the identification and interpretation of plant remains recovered from archaeological sites. She is currently studying archaeobotanical (plant) remains from archaeological deposits identified as ancestral Wichita. Jack L. Hofman His research interests include peopling of the New World, early prehistory of the Great Plains, Paleoindian land use, lithic studies, and bison hunting and ecology. John W. Hoopes His research interests include archaeology, human ecology, ceramic analysis, digital and Internet applications in the following regions around the world: Southern Central America, Mesoamerica, and South America.

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