Archaeology Week Highlights Kansas Remote Past
Kansas University Museum opens its basement storage to the public during Archaeology Week with a rare tour of storage artifacts. Artifacts include arrow points scrapers blades and grinding stones from a White Rock Culture dig near Clinton Perry lakes Fort Leavenworth and Lovewell reservoir. The week features a talk by Brad Logan on Northeast Kansas archaeology and a display in the main gallery with the Manninger Collections of Tribal Arts.
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Kansas ‘University
Anthropology Museum
Kansas
Menninger
Brad Logan
Logan
Ku-Kansas State University
Clinton
Perry Lakes
Fort Leavenworth
Lovewell Reservoir
White Rock
Museum
Kansas Historical Society
Kansas Anthropological Assn
Kansas Museum of History
Frogs Sing Early Spring Chorus Across Kansas
Kansas University zoologist Joseph T. Collins highlights frog courtship songs as a spring signal. Choruses start in late February or March, peak with bullfrog crescendos in May, with western chorus frogs among the first to sing. Suburban areas host many listening spots. Cheyenne Bottoms hosts 27 reptile and amphibian species.
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Kansas University
Joseph T. Collins
Collins
Peterson Field
North America
Lake
Riverside
Kansas
Suzanne L. Collins
Cheyenne Bottoms
Hearth Publishing
Hillsboro
Great Bend
KU Arts and Events Calendar Selections Tally
A long list of campus lectures art exhibitions and performances at KU includes Folie speaking at the Lied Center at 8 p.m. and a Hallmark design talk in Spencer Museum of Art auditorium at 6 p.m. The Stadler Ensemble performs at Swarthout Hall 7 30 p.m. Brown bag seminars cover Virtual Reality and AI Logic at various campus venues including Murphy Hall and ECM Center. Laurie Anderson at Lied Center 8 p.m. New Directions series. Also: theater Bent at Swarthout Hall 8 p.m. and Inge Theatre Pot Pourri Productions My Sister In This House 8 p.m. Tickets and entries for Latin American studies posters and environmental poster contest in KU facilities.
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Hallmark Ceah
Stephen Sidelinger
Los Angeles
Spencer
Museum of Art
Department of Design
Stadler
Arid Clarinnet
Swarthout
Murphy Hall
Saaraba
Dole Center
African Affairs Student Assn
At&t
Lied Center
New Directions
Laurie Anderson
Ne Center
Luisa Valenzuela
Cheryl Novak
Cogdell
University of Illinois
H. Kansas Union
la Ciudad Y Los Perros
Peru
M. Downs
Dychéau
Center of Latin American Studies
ECM
Dread Ave
Jayhawk
Kansas Union
Emily Taylor Women’s Resource Center
Martin Sherman
Inge Theatre Series
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Richard Gwin
Journal-World Photos
Will Banks
Banks
Archie Carr
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Western Resources Inc
KU Natural History Museum
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Kansas Herpetological Society
Iowa
Folie
Kail
The
Nationial Endowment For the Arts
Brown Bag
Mark D. Reaney
Facuulum
State Center
Peter Richard Gillatt
Lawrence
Summerfield Ao Os
Pnelicanenent Assn
Frontier Room
Burge Union
University Forum
Jean Shepherd
ECM Center
Eeene
Hall Center For the — Humanities
African Affairs Student Assrs
Natural Histo’ Museum
Jewelers, Bridal & Formal, Inc
Waterford
Dansk
Mikasa
Towle
Gorham
Noritake
Villeroy & Bob
Kirk Reed
Barton
Wedgwood
Lenox
Royal Doulton
Yamazaki
Massachusetts
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!