Native Peoples in the Greater Houston Landscape, by Dan Worrall

Long before bows, arrows, horses and the City of Houston existed, Coastal Southeast Texas Native people lived along the coast and along coastal streams most of the year, eating fish, shellfish, turtles, deer, and alligators, but migrated into the interior prairies in the Fall to hunt bison as well as gather pecans and other nuts. Immerse yourself into the archeology’s findings and what they tell us about the lives of these ancient people.
This presentation was delivered during the Wildscapes Workshop of the Native Plant Society of Texas, Houston Chapter, on September 17, 2022 (presentation title: Lifeways of Native Peoples on the Greater Houston Coastal Landscape).

[@leescience]

What a wonderful topic !

[@bbrice78]

this is a super interesting talk. i've never learned about the native people of this area before

[@mbernard2662]

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[@jeffbybee5207]

I wish you would focused on the slides much more. The presenter is a hansome fellow but the slides have much more to comunicate. A sugested time split maybe 95 percent on the slides and 5 on the presenter