US EditionSlimantics: Fossils fuel a kid’s imagination
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Slimantics: Fossils fuel a kid’s imagination
When I was a kid, our elementary school librarian in Tupelo, a lady named Mrs. Cook, turned us on to hunting for arrowheads and pieces of pottery found near our school. The Tupelo area was once a major Chickasaw village and fort. In fact, the area was the site of a great Chickasaw victory over the French and their Choctaw allies in 1736. Archeologists found the remains of the town, its rectangular fort and stockade. But there were smaller artifa…
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