Posts Tagged ‘Fort Parker’
Our next lecture at the Museum of the Rockies is . . . Us!
Posted: April 15, 2013 by extremehistory in UncategorizedTags: Crow Indians, Fort Parker, GPS, indian reservations history, magnetometry, Montana Archaeology, Montana History, Native Americans, photogrammetry
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Help the Archaeological Conservancy Purchase and Preserve Fort Parker
Posted: October 5, 2012 by extremehistory in UncategorizedTags: Archaeological Conservancy, Crow Agency, Dr. Shane Doyle, First Crow Agency, Fort Parker
We have been working closely with the Archaeological Conservancy to purchase the site of Fort Parker, the first Crow Indian Agency, for preservation and education. See our work on Fort Parker under “Projects” above. If you would like to contribute to this important preservation project, you can donate online at https://donate.archaeologicalconservancy.org/ Choose Fort Parker on the drop down menu next to “Designation” and all of your contribution will go towards this project. Thank you for your support!
Dr. Shane Doyle, Professor of Native American Studies at Montana State University and Crow Tribal member makes a plea for supporting this important effort.
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