MC3P RegFormOmaha.pdf

[Billy Maxwell]

Look on the registration form, the title is the Material Culture of  
the Prairie, Plains, & Plateau.
We have been online and held conferences since 2001. We are the  
research refugees from the Plains Conference
that the Buffalo Bill Historical Society hosted in Cody, Wyoming for  
many years.
In have enjoyed the Siouan list over the years and have included you  
since Siouan covers
2/3 of the culture areas we address directly.  There have been a few  
material culture questions that
have floated accross, so I thought some of you may be interested.

Tom Leonard has been a contributor over the years.
We try to include language as a part of getting the whole picture
at understanding Indian life as was and is.

Our Conferences have been in Great Falls, MT, Bozeman, MT, Rapid  
City, S. D., Lewiston, ID, Ok City,
Helena and now Omaha. We will have another conference in Lewiston  
host by Bob Chenowith. This is his second
hosting.

Past presenters include: Bill Holm, Steve Grafe, Bill Mercer, Allen  
Chronister, Paul Razcka, Nancy Fonicello, Norman
Bowers (Hidatsa Language Analysis since the 1930's!), Bud Lake, the  
late Collin Taylor, Louie Garcia, Carolyn Gilman, Scott Kessen,
the late Jack Smith, Scott Thompson, Matt Reed, Jim Johnston, Rich  
Edwards, the late Gary Johnson, the late Ron Wrona, Patrick Leary,  
Bob Chenowith, and many more...

Go to mcppp.org if you would like to see what we are like.

We meet everyday and night online at yahoo groups. We have 700  
members internationally who are very cheap and well quiet shallow or  
material.
Billy Maxwell, Conference Czar

On Jan 27, 2010, at 3:48pm, Mary C Marino wrote:

> Good question.
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> Mary
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> Jimm GoodTracks wrote:
>> What kind of conference is this?
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>>     ----- Original Message -----
>>     *From:* Billy Maxwell <mailto:bmaxwell at mt.net>
>>     *To:* siouan at lists.Colorado.EDU  
>> <mailto:siouan at lists.Colorado.EDU>
>>     ; PlainsIndianSeminartwo at yahoogroups.com
>>     <mailto:PlainsIndianSeminartwo at yahoogroups.com>
>>     *Sent:* Wednesday, January 27, 2010 12:34 PM
>>     *Subject:* MC3P RegFormOmaha.pdf
>>
>>     "Where is the Marriot Courtyard in Omaha?" Look on your
>>     registration form.
>>     "What time do we start?" Look on your registration form.      
>> "How do I contact the hotel?" Look on your form.
>>     "I have a question that is not on the form," Look on your form.
>>
>>
>>     Features:
>>     Six presentation hours on Friday, four hours for Saturday with an
>>     afternoon visit to Joslyn or Nez Perce during Lewiston.
>>     Option for folks to share what they learned, express  
>> questions, or
>>     gather in the evenings to do more than just buy stuff.
>>
>>     Presenters: Fred Schneider "Hidatsa Ethnobotany", Beth DeNike
>>     "Prairie Art", Benson Lanford "Prairie Symbolic Art",
>>     Billy Maxwell "How that was skinned," Richard Gould "Pawnee  
>> Indian
>>     Village," Matt Reed "TBA," Jim Johnston "TBA,"
>>     more to come...
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>>     "Where is the Marriot Courtyard in Omaha?" Look on your  
>> registration     form.
>>     "What time do we start?" Look on your registration form.
>>     "How do I contact the hotel?" Look on your form.
>>     "I have a question that is not on the form," Look on your form.
>>
>>
>>     Features:
>>     Six presentation hours on Friday, four hours for Saturday with  
>> an     afternoon visit to Joslyn or Nez Perce during Lewiston.
>>     Option for folks to share what they learned, express  
>> questions, or     gather in the evenings to do more than just buy  
>> stuff.
>>
>>     Presenters: Fred Schneider "Hidatsa Ethnobotany", Beth  
>> DeNike     "Prairie Art", Benson Lanford "Prairie Symbolic Art",
>>     Billy Maxwell "How that was skinned," Richard Gould "Pawnee  
>> Indian     Village," Matt Reed "TBA," Jim Johnston "TBA,"
>>     more to come...
>>
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