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Oh please 🙄 Steve 😂😂

Can he dig it 😅😅

What’s he know about rocks 😂😂

He’s older than dirt lol 😝

Old woman please 🙏 stop this nonsense 😅😅😅

Fun fact "rock art" is the origin of "Record" etymologically. In my opinion. I study etymology and care not what mainstream answers give. Rock Art is the origin of "Rokard" "rekard" record.

It was nice to hear from you, greetings from Poland - Adam

Sux that the audio was screwed up but good vid though

Do you think those deep notches in the ears were used as gutting hooks?

Comments on Bears?

How can I find his Buffalo Bayou Book?

Thanks for the Information! Looking forward to being a part of the TAS field school 2023. 😊

Im starting an aythentication service, this book will expand my knowledge as well. Thanks for all the info. Very well put together.

great presentation. would you have any early photos of cleveland park or vicks park in magnolia grove between 1890-1930 ?

Thank you.

When and where is next meeting?

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Thos was very interesting. My mom lives in Coldsprings. I live in Pasadena. I live about 400 yards from Vince Bayou. My mom lives right on Lake Livingston by the dam. We would ride back in the woods. And their are headstone where graves are. Some headstones are so wreath worn you can barely read them. From what I learned. If was some sort of farme there. And those were either people that lived there in the late 1800 before the lake was made. Is there anyway I can get information about who these people Where. If you can help me. I would really appreciate it.

52:23. Great answer. Lol. Lots of pink fusulinid parts and pieces from north central Arkansas. Glossy Cossatots if it's close to whole..But the broken tangs look like andice. Chipped steeply inside the notch. A tidy Z pattern? I don't know? I enjoyed the information.

Very interesting, I have photographed many of the ruins of Fort Logan in Memorial park, but love the history of Houston.

That was a very interesting. Got a lot of info from yall. I wander what happened to the Twin Sisters. I grew up here in Pasadena. I live about a mile from the Vince Bridge site. I enjoyed this very much. Love my Texas! history!!

So very interesting Jack, Thankyou for sharing this wonderful accumulation of knowledge.

One of the best lectures I've ever heard. Carfully systematized and covered subject, Jack's narrative...top class! 👍💯

Living near the trace in N.E.. Texas , I know the chills you get walking in the footsteps of all of the Heroes , Indians and Outlaws that traveled the same path I get to walk on through the Oak Forest in the Sulfur River Bottoms. Thank You HAS for the amazing vid .

I'm not certain how I found this, but I'm really glad I did. I'd heard of the Dimond Knoll site, but didn't know what had come of (or from) it. This is really very interesting!

That was a fantastic lecture, I was soaking in every bit, I like the spiritual traveler, I believe that was possible. Were they carbon dated to similar dates? I don’t think a native was sitting in Michigan and just knew he could go to the gulf coast for these shells. On the way down they would have to ditch their canoe and Travel through hostile territory and getting back up river by yourself would be a true nightmare I would lean to believe that these were all manufactured in a short period of time and they made a lot of them and they got moved up river in bulk going from tribe to tribe, or like you said a spiritual traveler or a group of them brought a lot of them up the river system to trade for food and other goods along the way. I’m from southwest Louisiana and love Native American history

This was an awesome presentation! Thank you very much for sharing.

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Hello! I absolutely, do not follow y'all to hear nonsense christian rhetoric. You are a science channel, archaeology. Stick to your realistic purpose, please. Unsubscribing, without hesitation, next time I see a video of toxic religious imperialism & trash tales. Stick to Native American sites, shut up about anything religious.

Very informative lecture. I enjoyed it very much

Thanks Linda and Louis for this presentation. It’s so nice to see and hear you both. I can’t wait till we are able to have our meetings again.

Awesome meeting! Thank you for posting it 😊