George C. Frison

George C. Frison was an influential archaeologist known for his work on ancient North American cultures, particularly in the Great Plains. He specialized in studying how early peoples lived, hunted, and adapted to their environments thousands of years ago. Frison conducted significant excavations, uncovering tools, animal bones, and settlement sites that reveal insights into prehistoric life. His research helped deepen our understanding of human history and cultural development in North America, and he was highly respected for his meticulous approach and contributions to archaeology and anthropology.