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SUMMARY:Windows in Time: Mining Camps in Oregon’s Early History\, 18  YRS
DESCRIPTION:Discover how mining camps and miners have been at the forefront 
 of the Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project since its founding in 2017. 
 Archaeologist Tatiana Watkins will explain how discussions and knowledge 
 learned from the two sites in the project enable researchers to look at 
 comparable artifact assemblages across mining camps in the Pacific 
 Northwest and use primary documents as a necessary instrument in 
 interpreting the past. \n\nTatiana Watkins is a graduate of Southern Oregon 
 University and studied Rogue Valley history focusing on the Rogue River War 
 and Chinese railroad workers. Since graduating\, Tatiana has continued to 
 work in Southern Oregon as well as Eastern Oregon on the Malheur National 
 Forest. She is finishing up her graduate degree at University of Idaho\, 
 with research into Chinese diaspora and gold mining sites in Eastern 
 Oregon. \n\nThe monthly Windows in Time lunchtime lectures feature 
 well-known writers and historians and bring alive the people\, values\, and 
 events that shaped our southern Oregon heritage. Lectures are jointly 
 sponsored by the Southern Oregon Historical Society (SOHS) and Jackson 
 County Library Services.
LOCATION:Large Meeting Room\, Medford Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Carrie Tannehill":MAILTO:ctannehill@jcls.org
CATEGORIES:History, Presentation/Discussion
CONTACT;CN="Carrie Tannehill":MAILTO:ctannehill@jcls.org
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URL:https://jcls.libcal.com/calendar/jcls_event/WIT-Jun-2023
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