Uncovering the Past: Archeological dig in Madison County unearths life of people lived here 13,000 years ago
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Uncovering the Past: Archeological dig in Madison County unearths life of people lived here 13,000 years ago
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Welcome to the Madison County Milk House, hosted by Samantha Field the Madison County Public Information Officer. This is where we talk about the big topics both North and South of Rt. 20.
Did you know that over 13,000 years ago, what we call Madison County today, was covered by a glacier at the end of the ice age? At that time there were people here, but what was their life like? That is what a group of archeologists and historians have been unearthing for the past decade.
Jonathan Lothrop, Curator of Archeology at the New York State Museum and Michael Beardsley, Town of Sullivan Historian, join Samantha and Madison County Historian Matt Urtz to talk about what they have unearthed and what they have learned about the Paleo Indians that lived here thousands of years ago.
This year members of the Oneida Indian Nation joined the dig that takes place in northern Madison County. Take a listen to what it was like for these teenagers to unearth artifacts of their ancestors.
If you have a question or topic you would like covered here on the Madison County Milk House podcast simply email us at pio@madisoncounty.ny.gov.