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Indigenous Foodways event hosted by Pick Museum - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Foodways event hosted by Pick Museum

The Pick Museum has announced that it is having an Indigenous Foodways event from Noon to 1 p.m. on Nov. 14 in Cole Hall 114.  Assistant professor of anthropology Dana Bardolph will be highlighting the ways archaeologists discover information from the past by studying ancient food residues, cooking methods, and plants and animal bones in...

Archeologists excavate Native American home in Tazewell County - Vimarsana News

Archeologists excavate Native American home in Tazewell County

An archaeological dig in Tazewell County is revealing clues about what life was like for Native Americans before European settlers arrived.

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Archaeologists study a Native American village in Tazewell County - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists study a Native American village in Tazewell County

Inhabited around 1400, archeological study of a Native American village in Tazewell County will likely reveal a rich, sophisticated culture

Source: pjstar.com
A Woodford County dig site may change our understanding of how Mississippian Native American culture grew - Vimarsana News

A Woodford County dig site may change our understanding of how Mississippian Native American culture grew

An archaeological dig site in rural Woodford County may change academia's story of the Mississippian Native American culture.

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A Woodford County dig site may change our understanding of how Mississippian Native American culture grew - Vimarsana News

A Woodford County dig site may change our understanding of how Mississippian Native American culture grew

An archaeological dig site in rural Woodford County may change academia's story of the Mississippian Native American culture.