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his tools from the available stone, and prepare his equipment for the 

 inevitable trek when the bison shifted to other pastures. 



Present indications are that the Lindenmeier site was not occupied 

 continuously by a large group of people. It probably was an annual 

 summer and fall camping grounds visited regularly over a period of 

 years by smaller parties. That the intervals between occupations were 

 not protracted is shown by the homogeneous nature of the layer in 

 which the artifacts are found. 



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