Exploring an amateur archaeologist and a lifelong scout
This WEEKENDER profile highlights Dr. Lloyd Kunkel of Weeping Water, a physician turned amateur archaeologist who has studied over 100 sites since 1932. It discusses archaeology’s aims and Nebraska’s unique conditions, plus a look at Boy Scout devotee Wyman Stedman of Palmyra and his troop-building work.
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