Archaeology in Shawnee Lookout
Shawnee Lookout has been a center of activity since prehistoric times. Dr. Ken Tankersley talks about the University of Cincinnati summer field school he leads there. Evidence recovered from this archaeological dig indicate that this site has been continously inhabited by Native Americans from the time humans first arrived in the Ohio Valley until the time of European contact. Dr. Tankersley explains how scientists know that the living conditions on the site changed over time and how the people adapted to those changes.
Searching for My Life - The Story of John Bryant's Genealogy
Educator and former Cincinnati Youth Collaborative director John Bryant describes about how he used research tools, detective work, creative thinking and a bit of luck to build a family history for his daughter.