For 10 points, name this circa 1325 AD mass killing of a large aboriginal village in South Dakota near a namesake water landmark.
In 1978, the bones of this event's victims were discovered thanks to the erosion of a fortification ditch near Lake Francis Case. Larry Zimmerman draws on an Arikara oral tradition of "teaching a lesson to the chief of the big village" to argue that this event, which saw 90% of its victims scalped, was perpetrated intraculturally within the Initial Coalescent rather than by displaced Middle Missourian groups. Many of the villagers, which included a disparate number of adolescent men suggesting female abduction, had evidence of malnutrition and repeated injuries. (*) For 10 points, name this circa 1325 AD mass killing of a large aboriginal village in South Dakota near a namesake water landmark.
In 1978, the bones of this event's victims were discovered thanks to the erosion of a fortification ditch near Lake Francis Case.
Crow Creek massacre