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Ancient indigenous canoes: Connecting science and tribal stories
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Ancient indigenous canoes: Connecting science and tribal stories
Maritime archaeologist with the Wisconsin Historical Society Tamara Thomsen, recounts a day of scuba diving in Lake Mendota in 2021 with her colleague Mallory Dragt when she discovered a dugout canoe. Shortly after the discovery, she returned with at the time, terrestrial archeologist Amy Rosebrough. Rosebrough and the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer for the Ho-Chunk, William Quackenbush, played a major role in identifying that the discover…
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