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Native Insight: Revisiting King Philip’s War

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffApril 21, 2018

The four sides of the “Mystery Stone of Winnipesaukee” depict elaborate carvings that experts claim could not have been created by Native Americans.

Native Insight: Could the Mystery Stone be a hoax?

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffApril 16, 2018

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Native Insight: Mystery Stone kick starts wild ride of discovery

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffApril 9, 2018

A map representing the geographical region utilized by the "mega-band" of fluted point-using Paleo-American hunters roughly 13,000 years ago. The location of the Sugarloaf encampment is marked by an "X."

Native Insight: Exploring mastodon populations of 13,000 years ago

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffApril 2, 2018

The four sides of the “Mystery Stone of Winnipesaukee” depict elaborate carvings that experts claim could not have been created by Native Americans.

Native Insight: Seeking the Mystery Stone’s unclear origins

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffMarch 28, 2018

The four sides of the “Mystery Stone of Winnipesaukee” depict elaborate carvings that experts claim could not have been created by Native Americans.

Native Insight: An hypothesis about ‘The Mystery Stone’

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffMarch 19, 2018

This 17th-century Native American war club was picked up off an upper Pioneer Valley battle site by militiaman Northampton Lt. John King. The club now resides at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Native Insight: Following the tale of the tomahawk

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffMarch 11, 2018

This 17th-century Native American war club was picked up off an upper Pioneer Valley battle site by militiaman Northampton Lt. John King. The club now resides at the Fenimore Art Museum in Cooperstown, N.Y.

Native Insight: War club finds its way from Pioneer Valley to New York museum

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffMarch 4, 2018

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Native Insight: Digging through a long-awaited book

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffFebruary 26, 2018

A great view of Pioneer Valley from Mount Sugarloaf in South Deerfield.

Native Insight: Corrections welcome when getting to the truth

by Gary Sanderson Recorder StaffFebruary 16, 2018