Archeology

Allison Bronson is an evolutionary ichthyologist based at Cal Poly Humboldt studying the Fayetteville Shale in northwest Arkansas. She says the site's unusual chemistry has preserved rare cartilaginous fossils that are shedding new light on shark evolution.

Becca Martin-Brown returns to discuss modern events with a deeper history with Ozarks at Large's Kyle Kellams.

March is Archeology Month in Arkansas! Pete Hartman meets with Michelle Rathgaber and Gillian Steeno to learn about upcoming archeology events.

A new virtual reality program, created at the University of Arkansas, will let people experience the Spiro Mounds in eastern Oklahoma as they might have…

Conflicts in Syria, Iraq, and Libya have left thousands dead and thousands more injured, and wars have left basic infrastructure in ruin. Susan Penacho,…

Mel Zabecki of the Arkansas Archeological Survey and Marilyn Knapp of the Arkansas Archeological Society drop by once again to let us know of all the…

Leland Bement has studied ancient bison and bison hunting for nearly four decades. He is with the Oklahoma Archeological Survey, and he recently delivered…

This summer, the 2018 Arkansas Archeological Society and Arkansas Archeological Survey Summer Training Program is taking place at Pea Ridge National…

From October to March, Flat Earth Archeology from Cabot excavated a site near Rupple Road in western Fayetteville. The project was prompted by the city’s…

Ahead of the University of Arkansas Department of Anthropology open house this Thursday, professors Kathy Koziol and Jamie Brandon each joined Pete…