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| Dr. Phil Dering began the program with information about local plants and their many uses as food, medicine, and material sources. |
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| Program participants relax after dinner at Shumla School. |
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| It was a beautiful day for attendees to learn about local plants, rock art, and archeology. |
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| Dr. Dering describes the many uses of lechuguilla. |
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| Dr. Carolyn Boyd discusses local rock art with Andrzej Rozwadowski, a Fulbright Scholar visiting from Poland, along with his wife Sylvia, and daughter Carolina. |
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| Phil Dering and Elton Prewitt set up the slide show for the after-dinner lecture. |
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Prehistory on the Pecos: Rock Art of the Lower Pecos
December 11, 2004
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Sixteen participants attended a Prehistory on the Pecos: Rock Art of the Lower Pecos program that took place on December 11th. The day began with a discussion of local plants and their uses by Dr. Phil Dering, followed by a guided tour of Fate Bell Shelter, located at Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site. This was lead by SHUMLA's Executive Director Dr. Carolyn Boyd and Elton Prewitt. After lunch, the group took a tour of White Shaman Shelter. The evening's activities took place at the SHUMLA campus and included a bison barbeque dinner, then a lecture by Dr. Boyd on the Rock Art of the Lower Pecos. This program was presented with partners The Rock Art Foundation and The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department .
For information about the next Prehistory on the Pecos program, contact the program division at programs@shumla.org or call the SHUMLA office
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