ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
From left: Samuel Dougherty, Phillip Goldsborough, and Clifton Dougherty explain how flint knapping works and demonstrate the art of tool making with flints. (All photos by Susan Bautz)
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
A large, ever-changing crowd added up to a big day for the 8th annual event sponsored by the Dorchester County Historical Society.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Norris Howard Jr. explained the customs and history of his Pocomoke Nation ancestors.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
From left: Special thanks went to cooks Jay Harrington, Pat Neild, Joseph Harrington, and Todd Harrington.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Teresa Collins shared her unique beadwork and breathtaking designs at the Native American Artifacts Exhibit.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Jane Tolar displays her unique baskets at the Native American Artifacts Exhibit.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Chief Daniel “Firehawk” Abbott interprets Native American life skills for young and old.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Arrowheads and tools were on display from the Historical Society’s collection.
ENM Native American Artifact Exhibit
Tom Phillips shows his display of colonial and Native American pipes gathered from the Hooper’s Island area.
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Dorchester Banner/Mary Nabb
Heavy load — Captain Jimmy Insley aboard The Three J’s towing the loaded barge.
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Oyster shells ready to be loaded on the barge for transport.
MD-Carlton Nabb farming the riverbed_barge
Unloading oysters into the water using a bobcat aboard the barge.
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Captain Howard Martinek with Delbert on the Rochelle.
MD-Carlton Nabb farming the riverbed_boat pulling barge
The Three J’s pulling the barge with oysters to the beds
