STORIES N’ STONES
ARCHAEOLOGICAL PRESENTATION
August 21, 2021, 1:00 pm at Crawford County Forest Preserve
5886 E 1050th Ave Robinson, IL
(IL Rte.33, west of Robinson)
Larry Kinsella, a unique and leading pioneer in experimental archaeology, will be
explaining and demonstrating how Native Americans made and used tools such as
stone axes, micro drills, flint knives, arrow points and other tools. He will also give live
demonstrations using the massive stone ax (cutting a 6” oak log) and the use of the
atlatl/spear. (Weather permitting.)
Storyteller Marilyn Kinsella, who has previously shared her stories at the Robinson
Library, is returning with exciting tales of Native Americans, and how they used tools as
necessities to their livelihood.
– Featured on the Discovery Channel, BBC, and History Channel
– Preview their presentation by Googling “Larry Kinsella – Elsenpeter Productions”
Click on “view video” part 2.
Free Admission – Refreshments
Contact 618-554-3366 or 618-546-1180 for more info.
Sponsored by Lawrence County Historical Society, Crawford County Historical Society, and the Central
Wabash Archaeology Chapter.
