When: Thursday, September 12th, 2024 at 7:00 pm
Who: Katherine Mayo, project archaeologist with ERO Resources
Katherine Mayo, a project archaeologist with ERO Resources who received her BA in San Francisco and her MA from the University of Denver is our featured speaker. She has worked for over a decade in cultural resource management (CRM) throughout Colorado and the Intermountain West.
Katherine will talk about The Lost Spanish Peaks Playground: Exploring One of the USFS’s Earliest Designed Campgrounds. She will present research done by ERO Resources on two of the earliest official Forest Service built campgrounds in Colorado (c. 1919 – 1920), the Beulah group campgrounds and the Cuchara Group Campground in the Spanish Peaks area of the San Isabel National Forest.
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- IN-PERSON PARTICIPANTS: 2520 55th St, Boulder, CO 80301
*Please note that the door will be locked when you arrive. Please call or text the number listed at the door to be let into the building.”
- IN-PERSON PARTICIPANTS: 2520 55th St, Boulder, CO 80301
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Cost: Free & Open to the Public
RECENT LECTURES:
February 2024: Justin Bautista (ERO Resources): research and analysis of a prehistoric Middle Ceramic Period (655-555 BP) bison processing camp located in Douglas County.
October 2023: Kenneth Vernon, PhD: A core-periphery approach to defining community boundaries
September 2023: Ethan Gannett: Investigating the Cherokee and Overland Trails in Colorado
May 2023: Kim Biela: Ceramics Patterning in Rio Blanco County, Colorado
April 2023: Beth Parisi: Archaeological Site Stewardship
February 2023: Sam Bock: The Sand Creek Massacre: The Betrayal that Changed Cheyenne and Arapaho People Forever
January 2023: Harold Henke, PhD: The Metal Detector: As Useful a Tool as a Shovel or Trowel for the Historical Archaeologist
November 2022: Spencer Little: Unbelievably Deep: A Reanalysis of the Hells Midden Site (5MF16)
February 2022: Chris Johnston: Projectile Points, Chronology, and the Oshara Tradition in the San Luis Valley
January 2022: Anna Cordova: Stewardship of Colorado Springs’ Archaeological Resources
December 2021: Devin Pettigrew, PhD: Lessons from Realistic Experiments with Archaeological Weapons
November 2021: Dr. Holly Norton: Archaeology for a Changing Colorado
May 2021: Claire Novotny, PhD: Games of Change and Fate: Patolli at the Ancient Maya Site of Gallon Jug
April 2021: Vicki Twinde-Javner: Excavation of the Lessard Site, Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin
Is there a particular speaker that you would like to see? Email the IPCAS Vice President to suggest a speaker.