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Charles works at the National Park Service. He is the senior author of "On the Prairie at Palo Alto." He is also an expert on battlefield archeology.
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Kathryn works at the National Park Service, Southeast Archeological Center. He is an expert on human remains and works extensively with Native American tribes.
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Rolando is working at Palo Alto National Battlefield National Historical Park. He has worked at the Southeast Archeological Center and has extensive background working in the private sector.
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Brian is currently working at the Southeast Archeological Center for the National Park Service. He is an expert on faunal remains and supports many parts of the Center with his knowledge.
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Fort McPherson, in Natchez, Mississippi, was a Civil War fort built primarily by United States Colored Troops (USCT). The fort became a major recruiting center for the USCT, which was comprised especially of African American slaves who ran away from the places where they had been held in bondage. Many of the men who made up the ranks of the USCT at Fort McPherson had previously been sold as slaves at the second largest slave market in the history of the Deep South - the Forks of the Road - situated on the outskirts of Natchez. Together, these two sites, located on opposite ends of the city, help to tell a story enslavement, self-emancipation, and active resistance by African Americans, without whom the outcome of the bloodiest war fought on American soil may have taken a different turn.
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Former chair of the Department of Anthropology at Florida State University sits down for a great interview!
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State of Florida sits down for a great interview!
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National Park Service Southeast Archeological Center sits down for a great interview!
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