With the poster and accompanying materials, the sponsors hope to promote public awareness and encourage the protection of archeological sites in Kansas. Thanks to all who have planned events and exhibits, providing opportunities for the public to discover and appreciate the past. Because this calendar was prepared several months in advance, it may be advisable to call individual program contacts to confirm times and dates. A talk, slide presentation, informal display, formal exhibit, open house, artifact identification session, artifact lab session, skills demonstration, career day presentation, award ceremony any of these and many other things are appropriate. This presentation is the program at the regular monthly meeting of the Kansas City Archaeological Society.
Admission is free.
They will interact with living history demonstrators who portray trappers, traders, Native Americans, farmers, and soldiers. The Ernsts' presentation is the program at the regular monthly meeting of the Mud Creek Chapter of the Kansas Anthropological Association. Location Salina vicinity, specific location to be announced. Admission is free. The Kaw Mission Councils 2001 celebrates 150 years of the historic Kaw Mission by featuring programs about the history, culture, and language of the Kanza Indians, government Indian policy, and the mission effort on the Kansas frontier.