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On today's show, archeologists are busy digging up the remains of a homestead in Washington County from the Stone Age. Also, Brian Crowne is honored during live music with Divas on Fire at the Fayetteville Public Library.
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Professional archeologists with Chronicle Heritage this summer are excavating an archaic hunter-gatherer base camp in rural Washington County. Possibly among the oldest semi-intact dwellings discovered in the southeastern United States, the camp was used over millennia by bands of indigenous people.
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A group of longtime Fayetteville residents with roots in the area that go back decades is concerned there could be an unmarked cemetery beneath a…
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In the past few weeks, several notable people from northwest Arkansas passed away. Today, we dip into our archive to remember artist Linda Sheets,…
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This summer, the 2018 Arkansas Archeological Society and Arkansas Archeological Survey Summer Training Program is taking place at Pea Ridge National…
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From October to March, Flat Earth Archeology from Cabot excavated a site near Rupple Road in western Fayetteville. The project was prompted by the city’s…
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KUAF Community SpotlightAs a part of Arkansas Archeology Month, you have a chance to tour the University of Arkansas' massive archeological collection on Thursday, March 30th…
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KUAF Community SpotlightMarch is Archeology Month in Arkansas. Throughout the month, archeologists across the state are presenting opportunities to learn more about the work…
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KUAF Community SpotlightMarch is Arkansas Archeology Month. Throughout the month, a variety of activities including tours, open houses, talks, and workshops will be held across…
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For five decades the Arkansas Archeology Survey has been linking Arkansas' past with the present. We talk with the state archeologist, Ann Early and the…