Monday, March 25, 2013
Tuesday, March 19, 2013
Spring Break Escape at SNOMNH
Come learn more about archaeology and American Indian cultures during Spring Break Escape at the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History! We will be talking about stratigraphy and sharing artifacts from the archaeology collection on Friday, March 22, from 3-3:30. Earlier in the day come see a flintknapping demonstration by Neil Garrison and learn about American Indian basketry from Stephanie Allen, the ethnology collection manager. There will also be a performance by the Oklahoma Fancy Dancers and Caddo and Kiowa storytelling with Kricket Rhoades-Connywerdy. It should be a great day.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
To Bridge a Gap 2013
The 2013 To Bridge a Gap conference will be at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Norman, from March 11-14. This annual event, hosted this year by the Delaware, is held in collaboration with the National Forest Service. It is designed to strengthen government-to-government relationships between the Forest Service and federally recognized tribal governments with interests in area forests.
The conference is also a great opportunity for archaeologists from all walks of life to meet with tribal members and learn about all parties' concerns and common interests.
Highlights of the 2013 conference will include a reception on Monday night by the Delaware Nation and the Delaware Tribe of Indians, and a banquet on Wednesday night with the Keynote Speaker Walter Echo Hawk (Pawnee), Native American speaker, author, and attorney.
The registration fee is $90 for the whole conference, or $40 per day.
For more information, please contact the Delaware Nation Cultural Preservation Department
a four day conference and is an annual event in collaboration with the National Forest Service. It is designed to strengthen government-to-government relationships between the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service and federally recognized tribal governments with interests in area forests.
The conference is also a great opportunity for archaeologists from all walks of life to meet with tribal members and learn about all parties' concerns and common interests.
Highlights of the 2013 conference will include a reception on Monday night by the Delaware Nation and the Delaware Tribe of Indians, and a banquet on Wednesday night with the Keynote Speaker Walter Echo Hawk (Pawnee), Native American speaker, author, and attorney.
The registration fee is $90 for the whole conference, or $40 per day.
For more information, please contact the Delaware Nation Cultural Preservation Department
a four day conference and is an annual event in collaboration with the National Forest Service. It is designed to strengthen government-to-government relationships between the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Forest Service and federally recognized tribal governments with interests in area forests.
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