Kadohadacho Speakers Spring 2011

• February 8—James A. Rees, Arkansas Archeological Society will talk about ancient Ozark flutes.
• March 8— Dr. Jamie C. Brandon, AAS SAU Station Archeologist will talk about the upcoming AAS Summer Training excavation at Historic Washington State Park
• April 12—Jessica Howe, Research Assistant at the AAS UAM Station will give us a talk entitled “The Chicago Method: The University of Chicago Field Schools at the Kincaid Site in Southern Illinois.”
 Fall 2010 Kadohadacho Speakers
• September 14: David Markus, University of Arkansas graduate student, will talk about his recent excavations at the Block House at Historic Washington State Park.
• October 12: Ben Swadley, Director of the Plantation Agriculture Museum and Vice President of the Toltec Chapter of the AAS will give a flint-knapping demonstration.
• November 9: Dr. Julie Morrow, the AAS Research Station Archeologist at Arkansas State University will talk about the Sloan Site: the world's oldest cemetery.
• December 14: Pritam Chowdhury, University of Arkansas Ph.D. student & US Forest Service Archeologist, will talk about the archeology at the Ferguson Site in Hempstead County.

Fall 2009 & Spring 2010 Kadohadacho Speakers

• September 8--Dr. Jeffrey M. Mitchem, AAS Parkin Station Archeologist will talk about "Painting the Past" at Parkin Archeological State Park.
  
• October 13--Dr. Mary Beth Trubitt, AAS Station Archeologist at Henderson State University talks about prehistoric fishing at the Jones Mill site near Malvern.
  
• November 10--James Rees, Arkansas Archeological Society member, will talk about sacred spaces-what church meeting camps can tell us about prehistoric mounds.
  
• December 8--John Miller, AHTD Archeologist, talks about excavations at the Cedar Grove in Lafayette County.
  
• February 9--Dr. David Palmer, Louisiana Division of Archaeology, will talk about archeology at historic plantation sites in southeastern Louisiana.
  
• March 9-- Dr. Diana Greenlee, Louisiana Division of Archaeology, will talk about the Poverty Point site.
  
• April 13--Dr. Jane Ann Blakney-Bailey, AAS Toltec Station Archeologist.
  

Spring 2009 Kadohadacho Speakers 

• February 10—Drs. Amanda Regnier and Scott Hammerstedt, archeologists with the Oklahoma Archeological Survey, will talk about their recent work on Caddo Indian sites in southeastern Oklahoma.
• March 10—Dr. Jamie Brandon, AAS-SAU Station archeologist, will talk about recent archeological work at Kingsley Plantation and the Spanish mission San Juan del Puerto on Fort George Isand in Florida.
• April 14—Recent Work at the Royston House in Historic Washington State Park.
• May 12—David Jeane, AAS-SAU Station Assistant, will talk about the recent dating of a Native American cremation burial found in a ceramic vessel on Lake Erling near Magnolia  

Fall 2008 Kadohadacho Speakers

• September 16—Dr. Jamie Brandon, AAS-SAU Research Station Archeologist, will give an overview of archeology in the Red River Valley.
• October 14—David Jean, AAS-SAU Station Assistant, will talk about the archeology at Sulphur Fork Factory, an early 19th-century trading post.
• November 11—Meeks Etchieson, Heritage Program Manager for the Ouachita National Forest, Ouachita National Forest, "Constructing the Ouachita National Forest."
• December 9—Dr. George Lankford, Professor emeritus, Lyon College, will talk about Native American folklore and archeology in the southeastern US.

Spring 2008 Kadohadacho Speakers

• February 12—Jeff Girard, Northwest Louisiana Regional Archeologist, will talk about Mounds Plantation in Bossier Parish.
• March 11—Duncan McKinnon, graduate student in the University of Arkansas’s Anthropology Department, will talk about his recent remote sensing work at Battle Mound in Lafayette County, Arkansas.
• April 8—Clarke Werneke of the Texas Archeological Research Laboratory will talk about the Gault site excavations in central Texas and early man in the New World.

Fall 2007 Kadohadacho Speakers

• September 11—“Zachary Taylor and the Sisters of Mercy: Historical Archeology in Downtown Fort Smith, Arkansas,” by Dr. Jamie Brandon, AAS, Southern Arkansas University Research Station.
• October 9—“Paleoindians and the First Americans,” by Dr. Thomas Green, Director of the Arkansas Archeological Survey.
• November 11—“Caddo Indian Pottery,” by John Miller, archeologist with the Arkansas Department of Highway and Transportation Department.
• December 11—Christmas Potluck & “Archeology at Historic Washington State Park,” by Dr. Leslie C. Stewart-Abernathy, AAS, Winthrop Rockefeller Institute Research Station.
  

Spring 2007 Kadohadacho Speakers

• February 13—“Southwest Arkansas Archeology and the SAU Museum Project: Where Do We Go From Here,” by Dr. Jamie Brandon, AAS, Southern Arkansas University Research Station.
• March 13—“Arkansas Rock Art” by Jerry Hilliard, AAS, University of Arkansas-Fayetteville Research Station.
• April 10—“The Jones Mill Site and the Upcoming Society Dig” by Dr. Mary Beth Trubitt, AAS, Henderson State University Research Station
• May 8—“High-Tech Archeology at Grandview Prairie in Hempstead County, Arkansas”, Dr. Jami Lockhart, Director of AAS Computing Services Program.