Parkin archeologist to talk ongoing work, future research at Native mound center
Parkin is believed to be the Native town of Casqui that was described by Spanish chroniclers of that expedition
Tag: Archeology
Presentation to offer insights on Caddo excavation site in Ouachita County
Georgia Lake is a Caddo site located in northern Ouachita County on the banks of the Ouachita River and was the subject of the 1987 Arkansas Archeological Society Training Program
Archaeology in 3D
3D scanning and printing tools are changing the way institutions and communities preserve and share cultural artifacts
State archeologist to present talk on Indigenous-Spanish interactions in 16th-Century Arkansas
Rooney, an Arkansas Archeological Survey Station Archeologist, undertook a new long-term research project in 2024 to better understand the movements of Indigenous groups along the Lower Arkansas River between the 1500s and 1700s
Upcoming talk will explore archaeological preservation with USDA expert
In this talk, Trevor Iliff will present an overview of relevant legislation, including laws protecting private landowner rights, and how the NRCS approaches compliance. He will discuss several projects in southwestern Arkansas to show how the agency’s archaeologists mitigate damage to sites.
Forest archeology topic of upcoming presentation in Hot Springs
Did you know that there are archeologists working for the Forest Service?
Clay, Culture & Cuisine: Arkansas archeologist to talk North America’s first pottery
Dr. Emily Bartz will present on “North America’s First Pottery: Insights into Ancient Community and Cuisine”