Does anyone know the best places in or around Humboldt/Webster County, Iowa to find Indian artifacts?
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nope...but i had to answer and say my mom grew up there and my grandparents lived there for about 30 years
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have you contacted the Ector County Library?  They also have a genealogy library that might have one.
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Have you tried the "Native American Indian Resources" website? \n\n"Native American Myths" is another website with lots of links.\n\n"American Folklore" has a lot of information on Native American myths and legends.
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There are some in Wisconsin.  \nThe best known is Cave of the Mounds.  The website is:\nhttp://www.caveofthemounds.com/\nThe Kickapoo Indian Caverns in Wauzeka advertise that they are the largest:\nhttp://www.kickapooindiancaverns.com/\nAn onyx cave that offers tours and the opportunity to camp inside the cave is Eagle Cave.\nhttp://www.eagle-cave.net/eagle%20cave%20web/pages/index-old.html\nI found some other caves as well and have posted the links in the source section.\nHave fun!
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http://www.slu.edu/classes/CS-150/CSTK160.Spring.97/Project.2/hebel/LIFEST~1.HTM\n\nThis might help you out!\nIf you don't find it go to http://ask.com/\nAnd type in sioux indians and you will find some websites that will give you information that will help you out.
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The only one I know (my family is there) is www.navajo.org. It shows the history, government, links to the Navajo Nation Fair, etc. Good Luck!
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http://www.roadsideamerica.com/map/ks.html maybe its on here somewhere. maybe in the prairie dog town section. good luck
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Here's what some folks on miningold.com said:\n\n"From Rick A Loveless\nThere are gold occurrences in Macon, Adair, Livingston, Linn, Putman, Randolph and Schuyler counties. A result of glacial deposits. Fine gold and grain sized nuggets reported from Murry Gulch, northeast of Elmer and Sand Creek in Macon County. Pannable gold has been found all along the Chariton River and its tributaries in Macon, Adair and Schuyler counties. My very first attempt at recreational prospecting was a couple hours in a very small stream somewhere south of Elmer, got 6 or 7 specks of fine gold. More info can be had by calling Ceder Creek Ranger District Route 4 Box 4023 Fulton MO 65251, (314) 642-6726\n\nFrom Jordan M. Humphreys\nI have found very fine glacial gold in Sand Creek just NE of Elmer, MO.; in the Salt River north of Mexico, Missouri; and in Cedar Creek just east of Englewood, Missouri.\n\nI'm fairly certain most creeks and rivers in North Central Missouri carry some gold. Its all just specks and in small quantities...but it sure is pretty in your pan!"\n\nThanks for asking this question -- I've lived in Missouri all my life, and went to college in Adair County and had never heard of this (not even while slinging beers at a townie bar in Kirksville during my senior year!)
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Girbralter Trade Center off of I-94 and North River Road has alot of the swords and stuff that you are looking for, you could probably find something there!!!
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Try the Steubenville Herald Star
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If you want to go the way of genealogy then you would trace back through the Dawes rolls or The list of Native americans that were forced to move from their home lands to Ks. and Oklahoma.\nOr you could contact the Native American geneology Society in The Carolinas( North and South Carolina)
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contact a few museums in your area and ask if they might be interisted. Even if they aren't they might point you in the direction of someone who would be.
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Check these links directories link this will be helpful.\n\nhttp://www.manitowoc.lib.wi.us/mtwc/genealogy.htm\n\nhttp://germanroots.home.att.net/ellisisland/genealogylinks.html\n\nhttp://dir.yahoo.com/Arts/Humanities/History/Genealogy/
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There are some pay to dig sites in  Marion County. Fluorite and Galena near El Dorado, Near Cave in the Rock there are some Fluorspar mines, and some Calcite near Golconda. This is from the GPAA mining guide. Lots of luck, hope you find a bunch.
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It must not be if they haven’t already seized it for the purpose of building a bingo palace. (Just kidding.) If you have a local reservation, you can check with the officials there and they would be able to tell you about the property.  Otherwise, you can check with the courthouse for property listings, and see if there is a plat book available for your area. Other than that, check with a local historian, they would be able to provide you with information and aid you in research.
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Ask your local native indians. You should get a thing or 2 from them...
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You can ask the Kansas State Historical Society but they do charge for research:\n\nhttp://www.kshs.org/contact/ask_question.htm\n\nOr you could try contacting the Phillip County Genealogical Society:\n\nhttp://skyways.lib.ks.us/genweb/phillips/plgensoc.html