Vore Buffalo Jump, Archaeological site in the United States
Vore Buffalo Jump is an archaeological sinkhole showcasing prehistoric hunting methods.
Native American tribes used the site for mass bison hunts from 1500 to 1800 AD.
The site offers insights into the Plains Indians' communal hunting and social practices.
It is located near Beulah, Wyoming and accessible to visitors during summer months.
Over 300,000 bison bones have been found at the Vore Buffalo Jump.
Location: Wyoming
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