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Indian artifacts recorded in Garza County collection
Garza County unit of the South Plains Archaeological Society reports about 3,200 artifacts found in Garza County and 1,400 in neighboring counties. Explorer Scouts and SPAS members exhibit the items at Camp Post for researchers including David Kelley of Texas Tech. The finds span pre Columbian periods with pottery fragments linking to cliff dwelling tribes of northern New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoet
Garza County
South Plains Archaeological
Archaeological
Ex ‘Plorer
South Plains Archaeological Society
Frank A. Runkles
Wce
SPAS
Runkles
Chief Buntes
C. W. Pest Memorial
Smithsonian Institute
Explorer Post
West Texas Museum
Lubbock
Camp Post
David H. Kelley
Texas Tech
Jane Holden
W. IC. Holden
Kelleys
Kelley
Terry
Dickens
Hockley
Lynn
Mitchell
Scurry
Crosby
New Mexico
Runkler
United States
C. W. Post Memorial
Post
Frank Runkles
Emmett Shedd
Post Dispatch