National Traveling Exhibition
Exhibit and Event Photographs
[including School Tours]
Traveling Exhibit: "Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country"
(The panels of the traveling exhibit are accompanied by displays of artifacts
from the WSU Lowell D. Holmes Museum of Anthropology)
Close ups of artifacts in accompanying
exhibit: "Native American Beadwork and
Other Artifacts", Lowell D. Holmes
Museum of Anthropology, WSU
Library Book Displays Related to "Lewis and Clark and the Indian Country"
Opening Lecture and Reception,
Dr. William Unrau, "Rethinking Indian Country",
and Medicine Park, Southern Plains Drum group and dancers, Jan. 18
Jim "Two Crows" Wallen, "Native Tales from the Lewis and Clark Trail", Jan. 26
Dr. Lorraine Madway, "This is as Handsome A Country as I Ever Saw": Encountering 18th and 19th Century View of Kansas", Jan. 27
Dr. Phillip Thomas, "Into a World Unknown: The Corps of Discovery Encounters the Flora, Fauna, Peoples, and Geography of the Trans-Mississippi West, Jan. 31
Dr. David Hughes, "Islands in the Sea of
Grass: Native Settlements of
the Great Plains", Feb. 5
Betty Nixon and Truman Ware, "Voices of
Kiowa Tribal Elders: Plains Indian
History and Heritage", Feb. 9
Dr. Robert Owens,
"The Lewis and Clark Expedition: Prelude to Change for
Native Peoples of the West", Feb. 11
Jerry Shaw, "Understanding Native American Identity", Feb. 17
Closing Lecture and Reception: Dr. Donald
Blakeslee, "On the Trail(s) with
Lewis and Clark: Native American
Beliefs Revealed", Feb. 21
With a performance by Rick "Young Eagle" Duran, Native American flute player
School Tours
