NATCHITOCHES – The 2022 Caddo Conference will be held on the Northwestern State University campus April 1-3. Archaeologists, ethnologists, historians and members of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, whose tribal homeland is southwest Arkansas, eastern Oklahoma, northwest Louisiana and East Texas, will gather to discuss ongoing research and cultural developments in Caddo culture. Presenters this year come…
In March Chase Kahwinhut Earles will visit UCA as part of the 2021-2022 Artists in Residence program. He will be sharing with the central Arkansas community the tradition of Caddo pottery making and how he strives “to present a new ceramic and sculptural interpretation from my own experiences and as my own artist but as…
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The Arkansas Archeological Survey is looking for two Archeological Assistants; one for the Henderson State University (HSU) Station in Arkadelphia and one for the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute (WRI) Station on Petit Jean Mountain. You can get more information on the job requirements and a link to the application here: https://archeology.uark.edu/who-we-are/jobs/
The Arkansas Archeological Survey has an opening for an Archeological Assistant at the Henderson State University Research Station in Southwest Arkansas. You can get more information on the job requirements and a link to the application here: https://archeology.uark.edu/who-we-are/jobs/
The 2022 Caddo Conference will be held on April 1-3, 2022 on the campus of Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana. REGISTRATION INFORMATION Pre-registration fee for the conference is $20. Please pre-register by March 1, 2022. Caddo Nation and other Federally Acknowledged Tribal Citizens are guests of the Conference and NSU with no fees required. Northwestern…
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The Jamie C. Brandon Center for Archaeological Research announces the establishment of the Caddo Archaeology Research Fund (CARF) to support research that contributes to the collective knowledge of Caddo archaeology and Native history in the Caddo area. CARF aims to provide funds to assist with acceptable projects from students, research archaeologists, Caddo Nation people, and…
You are invited to submit manuscripts for consideration in Volume 32 of the Caddo Archeology Journal (2022). Hopefully, we will all be able to meet in-person at the Caddo Conference next spring! The Caddo Archaeology Journal is published once a year in March. Members receive a copy of the 2022 journal with their 2021 membership…
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