Petroglyphs at Fort Raymond:
Early Trade in the Big Horn Basin
Presentation by
MIKE BIES
Early Trade in the Big Horn Basin
Presentation by
MIKE BIES
Thursday, January 26 | 6:00 to 7:00pm
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Join us as Mike Bies describes his work on the Ft. Raymond, MT petroglyph site. The petroglyph depicts a keelboat, several people, and a wooden structure believed to be Ft. Raymond.
Established in 1807 by Manual Lisa to facilitate trade with the Crow, the petroglyph provides a fascinating look at early interaction between Natives and Non-natives from the Native perspective. $8 Members | $10 Non-Members
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Mike Bies moved to Worland in 1987 and worked as an Archaeologist with the BLM for almost 25 years. He continues to document rock art, pictographs, and petroglyphs, recently contributing an article to a journal and images to a documentary series on the Ft. Raymond site.
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