Archeology Field School in Lake Scott Park Explores History
Volunteers from diverse ages walk the rocky terrain of Scott County's Lake Scott State Park as Kansas Archeology Training Program Field School participants search for evidence of settlement patterns and Plains Indians activity. Virginia Wulfkuhle notes the aim, while the 1975 field school was created through a partnership of the Kansas Historical Society and the Kansas Anthropological Association.
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Scott County
Lake Scott State Park
Kansas Archeology
Virginia Wulfkuhle
Kansas State Historical Society
Wulfkuhle
The
Historical Society
Kansas Anthropological Association
Tom Witty
Scott State Park
Don Rowlison
Cottonwood Ranch
Alice Kreissler
Wichita
Senior pictures change with time and fashion trends
Patrick Murphy of Columbus Neb reflects on today’s senior photos. He recalls the long sessions, wardrobe changes, and open houses, contrasting them with his own simpler youth. He notes jeans with holes are now fashion, and time leaves all pictures dated. He hopes his daughter Claire enjoys her shoot.
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Claire
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Emily Behlmann
Patrick Murphy
Columbus, Neb
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