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- Museum Announces Horn Shelter Exhibit Unveiling (PDF format)
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 An aerial view of the location of the Horn Shelter taken by Milton Fontenot in 1988. This photograph was taken looking south, toward the bend in the river. The rock formation of the Horn Shelter and a smaller limestone formation on the other side of the river formed a natural funnel which caused flood waters to enter the shelter. Download hi-res image |
 This photo, shot on January 27, 1988, shows the rock overhang above the digs. There apparently was a cave and has been filled in by the river. The shelter faces toward the east. Download hi-res image |
 Robert Forrester returns with an empty wheel barrel after removing debris from the dig site through a pathway dug from over 20 feet of flood deposits. Forrester was one of the lay archeologists that assisted Albert Redder and Frank Watt during the three decades of their work. Download hi-res image |
 Albert Redder standing beside a five-foot square he was working in 1989. Download hi-res image |
 Albert Redder keeps a logbook of locations and diagrams of things uncovered in the pit. Download hi-res image |
 It took three days to remove the skeletons from the shelter. Download hi-res image |
 The Horn Shelter has such prominence in the archeological record primarily because the two skeletons were found with a variety of burial goods. Download hi-res image |
 Mandible and posterior portion of the adult male skull found at the Horn Shelter. Download hi-res image |
 Cast of the adult male skull. Download hi-res image |
 Facial reconstruction of the adult male found in the Horn Shelter. Download hi-res image |
 Artist Amanda Danning standing next to her reconstruction of the adult male. Download hi-res image |
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