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At 10:12am on September 10, 2009, Cristian Olariu said…: http://www.fastionline.org/
Check this out. It contains archaeological reports from Italy. I hope it will be of interest for you.

At 9:04am on July 8, 2009, Dan McLerran said…: Anjanette,

I'm so glad you enjoy this site and that you find it useful. I would be happy to post your free weekend and primitive skills opportunities, but you may be able to do a better job of this by posting this as a blog post from your page. It will automatically post to the main page for all to see. Just thought your message would be better composed by you as you are most familiar with these opportunities.........

At 7:33pm on June 1, 2009, Charlie Hatchett said…: Got it.

Thanks Anjanette!

At 7:38pm on April 24, 2009, Alan Kirkland said…: Sounds like you have a good summer position. Best of luck and happy trails to you. I bet you have more fun than you can imagine.
Things are good here. Not working yet, but I will. The gardens are growing well, and my construction project is moving along as I putter at it. Building this nice potting shed/greenhouse...with no nails or boards. Good to hear from ou.

At 11:34am on March 30, 2009, Charlie Hatchett said…: Yeah, Paradise does seem to line up north and south wise with Gault, Buttermilk Creek, Wilson-Leonard and Brushy Creek. Do you know how far away the Brazos River is from Paradise. Gault, Buttermilk Creek, Wilson-Leonard and Brushy Creek all are situated on the Brazos River drainage (as well as Blackwater Draw).

At 6:42am on March 24, 2009, Charlie Hatchett said…: "...How many hours by car to Buttermilk and Gault from Ft. Worth? If I get the chance this fall, my daughter wants to go to Texas and meet her cousins there (she met them, like, six years ago but apparently that doesn't count) and I figured I would get some fun in for myself since I have to go to Six Flags and watch everyone else have fun..."

I'd say they are about 2.5 hours from Fort Worth, driving the speed limit.

At 11:53pm on February 28, 2009, Cat Herrick said…: It's crazy to think of how old she's getting! :) I remember when my kids were little people would always talk to me about how fast they grow up and I couldn't believe it. Now I know they were right.

Unrelated, you leave the best comments for me. They seriously make my day. Thanks for always being awesome.

At 2:15am on February 17, 2009, Anjanette said…: http://www.athenapub.com/10gault.htm

At 8:03pm on February 9, 2009, Charlie Hatchett said…: Hey Anjanette,

This site is located about 25 miles south of Gault and Buttermilk Creek and about 8 miles southeast of Wilson-Leonard. All have produced Clovis and preClovis artifacts. Appears early peeps were stacked up along the Balcones Escarpment, on the eastern edge of the Edwards Plateau. This region has a relatively mild climate year-round; plenty of knappable stone; spring fed creeks; and nice variety of game and plants.

Charlie

At 11:40pm on January 26, 2009, Alan Kirkland said…: Too bad, that! Now you'll just have to pursue the idea for your own knowledge. Myself, still working through the torturous path of analyzing this cemetery site I worked on last year this time. It's good to be writing again, and the subject is certainly overdue for some new insight.
Best of luck your last Fall semester, and keep dropping the occasional line.

At 6:23pm on October 28, 2008, Anjanette said…: Gotta love a kid that knows what she wants!!!!!

At 4:08pm on September 25, 2008, Anjanette said…: this is my unit this field season. Please realize we have already moved a lot of rubble. going to the bottom to find out what it is!!

At 4:36pm on September 18, 2008, Alan Kirkland said…: That sounds really interesting and insightful. Can't wait to read the results of that comparison. Curious; what kind of model are you using? What are the comparative traits in the tool technologies? Inquiring minds want to know. Keep me in the loop!

At 5:30am on August 4, 2008, Cat Herrick said…: One gorgeous girl for you! :) Hope you two are doing okay! -Cat

At 8:23pm on July 27, 2008, Cat Herrick said…: *sobs*

I wish I could go to the primitive skills workshop. :( I'm in the last throes of my summer classes and then Jason and I are moving into a 2 BR apartment so must pack, etc.

Maybe we can meet up for it next year?

At 2:17pm on July 3, 2008, jose said…: HELLO
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At 9:26am on June 9, 2008, Mark Langill said…: Ok so this week I will have pretty much nothing going on til friday and maybe wednesday. Find out what cathy is doing and text me back.

At 2:54pm on June 2, 2008, Mark Langill said…: Yes lunch would be nice! I am leaving june 18 so soon would work rather then later, I have a very busy week next week...

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