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Genealogy's Star I received an email today from my friend, Janell Vasquez, about her new news aggregator program targeted at the Online Record Collection...
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Genealogy's Star There is an apparent proliferation of genealogy conferences. For example, if you live on the Wasatch Front in Utah (Salt Lake City, Provo,...
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Genealogy's Star I got asked the question in the title to this blog yesterday. The person asking the question was sincere. She was wondering if she should...
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Walking Arizona There are several examples of these simple looking stick figures. These artifacts are considered some of the oldest to be found in the...
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Walking Arizona Commonly called arrowheads, this type of point could have been used on a variety of projectiles. When I was young, I was always looking...
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Projectile Points http://t.co/ILuVSDEzN2 James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) May 23, 2013 Commonly called arrowheads, this type of point could have been used...
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Walking Arizona The Kiva was a round, ceremonial room, usually below the level of the ground. Its structure was derived from ancestral Pueblo pithouses....
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Walking Arizona When the temperature drops in the desert, it is likely that some of the plants in our neighborhood will suffer frost damage. Sometimes...
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Genealogy's Star On May 4, the University of Alberta Libraries created the 2,000,000,000th holding record in WorldCat, marking a major milestone for this...
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Walking Arizona The image on the right, with the big feet, is playing a flute. The center is a spiral either a symbol of the sun or of man's journey...
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