All weekend, every weekend on cspan3. Historians who edited or wrote essays for the book reinterpreting seven histories talk about new avenues for understanding the history of the south. Topics discussed include native americans, the civil war, slavery, the environment, and the Great Depression. This panel was part of the 2019 Southern Historical Association Annual conference. Good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this panel about southern history. I am lori glover and work at st. Louis university my cochair is Craig Thompson from North Carolina state university. Decades since two the publication of interpreting southern history. Survey of theark scholarship that historians produced since 1965. The publication date of writing southern history. It marked a critical moment in southern historiography. The 1965 volume has surveyed the scholarly landscape. In 1987, the authors in interpreting history raised difficult questions about the direction of the discipline including challen
American experiences into American History. And i suggested kind of a little cameo appearances, pocahontas, indians waving rifles at wounded knee in 1973. Doesnt really help. And i think on sunday i said if we really did this seriously and effectively, we would come up with a very different narrative of American History. And that may not be attainable and it may not even be desirable because we live in the real world. And School Boards and textbook publishers and so on may have problems with that. So there is another approach. Thats what im going to suggest today. Is to look at, if you like the narrative we have, right, the one that i critiqued yesterday. That east west narrative of American Growth and expansion of the nation. To look at that and identify in that narrative a missing strand. And that missing strand would be the native american strand. What im going to talk about this morning is kind of a large swath of American History where i pull out native american strand out of it a
The week right now which in newport news years actually all right craig a couple of Construction Projects in newport news still working at this point in the morning one of them sixty four westbound just the way that the four used to so thats headed toward yorktown eventually out to williamsburg maybe right now the left lane is blocked a quick live look at that seems you can see here thats the chairman going to be watching to see when this clears up right here the truck is going pretty well passing the scene but it might slow you down just a little bit so be cautious of that about the Traffic Network mass will talk about a couple things we mention the last half hour that are still working in parks lee baca county an accident northbound on hoped in between matthews and dennis traffic stopped in both directions will take another route this morning watching the road works up to newport music sixty four northbound at the monitor map one lane is blocked there and then in those six sixty four
On the eastern side, we find boring holes such as sponges which indicate higher salinity waters. The banded tulip shells are some of the clues or indicators to where people were going to collect food, particularly when they are in an assemblage or mix with other pieces. They other near shores, shallow sea grass. They dont require hook and line fishing technique. So by careful, Detailed Analysis through this landscape, we begin to understand the resilience of the people here and parts of their Cultural Development and formati formation. We also know that they endured an extreme period of longterm cold and that when that happened, fish were not available in the harbor, and people abandoned this site for about 100 years around a. D. 800. When they returned around a. D. 900 was when they began to use the middance and the midden mounds for everyone live okay top of them and to be building massive structures as well as excavating a canal here that took the route of what was likely a freshwat
Being unfairly targeted by prosecutors based at the hague. Im in gainesville, florida and well show you the latest in drone technology, who is using them, and who is concerned about their use. Welcome to the show. The organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been award the Nobel Peace Prize. The Committee Says the organization deserves the honor for its effort to make the world a safer place. Reporter for the second year in a row an Organization Won the peace prize. The Nobel Peace Prize is to be awarded to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons for its extensive work for eliminating chemical weapons. Reporter it was a surprise announcement, the opcw has until recently been a relatively on cure body. Formed in 1997, it has been thrown into the global spot light for the resent use of chemical weapons in syria. It has now started the ambitious project of destroying all of its chemical weapons by next year. More inspections will soon follow. It was strong