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In 2018, then Tulsa, OK mayor G.T. Bynum initiated the first physical investigation into the recovery of the victims of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. Join the panelists – consisting of those working on the project and descendants of survivors of the massacre – as they discuss the project’s goals…
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Despite its immense potential for temporal, stylistic, and socioeconomic data, coffin hardware analyses have been inconsistently utilized in archaeological cemetery relocations. This is partially due to the dearth of primary resources for this particular type of material culture.
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Rain gardens can be a beautiful natural addition to yards and turn your property into a high-performing part of the ecosystem and drainage network. Once established, they require little maintenance, attract birds, are beneficial pollinators, and help remove wet problem areas that can attract mosquitos and other pests.
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In the later 1800s and early 1900s, across Indiana, professionally trained architects were designing the landscape of our cities. Many of the most prolific architects have their final resting place in Indianapolis.
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