Debitage

Following the Oklahoma Anthropological Society's spring meeting in April, Jana Brown talked to K.C. Kraft, OAS President Charles Cheatham and other OAS members.Music byU.S. Air Force Bandhttp://www.archive.org/details/audio

This episode, Jana Brown talks to Wallace C. Moore and Marcia Peppel from Barking Water Productions.Barking Water Productions, Inc.Music byJosh Woodward

This episode Debra Baker talks to Dr. Joe Watkins, Director of the Native American Studies Program at the University of Oklahoma and Towana Spivey, Director of the Fort Sill National Historic Landmark and Museum.Music by Brad Sucks.

In August the Oklahoma Museum Network was launched.  Funded by the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, the Network is a statewide collaboration of five partner museums working together to provide hands-on discovery learning and science education resources to families, students and educators across the state.  Over the summer Tom Noddy, the "Bubble Guy", toured all five Network museums (Science Museum Oklahoma, Jasmine Moran Children's Museum, Leonardo's Discovery Warehouse, Museum of the Great Plains and the Tulsa Air and Space Museum & Planetarium) finishing his tour at the Museum of the Great Plains on August 22-24.  Following his final show, Tom spent some time talking to the Museum's Curator of Education, Jana Brown.Tom Noddy's Bubble Magic Oklahoma Museum Network Music byJonathan Coulton

In June, Barry Hardin presented "Comanche Men's and Women's Clothing: 1800s to Present" at our monthly Chapter meeting. His emphasis was on Comanche styles with distinctions between Comanche, Kiowa, and other Southern Plains tribal styles.  Jana Brown talked to him followig his presentation. Crazy Crow Trading Post Music by Blue Ridge Highballers

In March, Debra Baker and Jana Brown talked to Dr. Leland Bement from the Oklahoma Archeological Survey. Music by Brad Sucks

Chapter member Randy Clark discusses, among other things, the history and importance of southwest Oklahoma's Big Pasture.Music byJosh Woodward

Patsy Harper, Cynthia Vannoy and Tonda Harrup talk about the women of the fur trade and their participation at rendezvous.Women of the Fur TradeHata Yowin Rendezvous Womenwww.buckskinning.orgwww.buckskinning.org/groups_hanta_yowin.htmwww.buckskinning.org/groups_wft.htmMusic by Eric Brown 

Museum of the Great Plains Living History Interpretor Tim Poteete talks to Barry Hardin about the fur trade.American Mountain Menwww.mtmen.orgCrazy Crow Trading Postwww.crazycrow.comMusic byJonathan Coulton  

This month, join Jana Brown as she talks to Lynn Musslewhite and Ralph Blodgett about their current research on early modes of transportation in southwest Oklahoma.  This information will be utilized in the design and presentation of the new Intermodal Transportation Center opening soon at the Museum of the Great Plains.  Music by Jonathan Coulton www.jonathancoulton.com

This month, Jana Brown talks to Yvonne Lever about her work with Atlas Fine Art Services, museums and NAGPRA (Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act). Music by Jonathan Coulton. www.jonathancoulton.com

In March we joined Jeremy Pye, a graduate student from the University of Arkansas, as he surveyed the Diamond Cemetery in Stephens County, Oklahoma.  Also from the University of Arkansas were Li Bai and John Samuelson as well as Lauren Cleeland from the University of Oklahoma.  We also talked to Gary Bell who, along with his wife, are the caretakers for the cemetery.  If you have any information about the cemetery, the Diamond community or would like to help maintain the cemetery, with labor or money, you can write Gary Bell at Rt. 1, Box 10; Weatherford, OK 73096 or you may contact us.  Be sure to check out the photos at our website. http://gscoas.googlepages.com/  Music by Jonathan Coulton.www.jonathancoulton.com

Join Debra Baker and Jana Brown as they talk with Kent Buehler from the Oklahoma Archeological Survey.