Here are Kansas Artifacts dedicated to the Archaeology of Kansas from Wichita State University
Here are Kansas Artifacts dedicated to the Archaeology of Kansas from Wichita State University
trips to Coronado's
expedition Camp 41FL81 site Blanco Canyon in Floyd County Texas
March 20-25, 2004,
Blanco
Canyon Texas Views with the 41FL81 Coronado Archaeology Site located
| Infantry Camp site based on weapon artifacts found | Excavation 3/20/04 - 3/25/04 | March 2004 Field Team Camp | Facilities | White (River) Water Rafting |
Team
Pictures from the Spring Break 2007 dig in Blanco Canyon
Commanche
Trail and Jones Plummer Trail going through Blanco Canyon
Pictures
from the Canyon during the Spring Break March 19 to 23, 2007
Nails
found during the 2007 Spring Break dig
Tawehash or Kitikiti'sh (Kirikirish), also Pani Piqué or tattooed
Pawnee
other bands are Tawakoni, the Tawehash (Taovayas) and to some extent the Keechi.
The
Wichita Indians (apparent migration) and their relationship to Coronado's
expedition
This was updated in February of 2009
Another
link in the Wichita Indian / Spanish connection with Chain Mail
personal
pictures from digging
A
Bluff
Creek Complex site in Harper County Kansas Personal
moments from the dig near Bluff Creek and Report
from the WSU "Sunflower"
on the Bluff Creek field school
For those who confuse Archaeology with Paleontology here are some Kansas sites:
This is Mike Everhart's Paleontology the "Oceans of Kansas" we are talking monster sea creatures....
