2012 Speakers and Presentations:
Paul "Wahtrot" Barton is from the Deer Clan, a Faithkeeper, and a seated Speaker of the Seneca-Cayuga Longhouse. Paul will be presenting, "A Time Line West: Mingo to Seneca-Cayuga".
Tom Conde is a well-known finger weaver in the world of living history and collectors. Tom will be presenting, "Finger Weaving: Where it Came from and How it May have Developed".
Michael Galban is currently the public historian at Ganondagan State Historical Site in Victor, New York. Michael will be presenting "Winnowing with Mohawks in Great Britain: A Pictorial Journey Through the Eastern Woodland Materials in the Pitt Rivers Collection".
Scott Meachum is an independent researcher and historian whose primary areas of interest include contact period Native American material culture, specializing in warfare and pictography. Scott will be presenting, “Success Lies Within: War Bundle Contents and Power”.
Ward Oles is an independent researcher and artist concentrating in the study of the material culture of the 18th century and the colonial history of North America, with a primary focus on the North Eastern Native American material culture. Ward will be presenting, “Iconographic Finger Rings: A Study of Chronology and Commonality in the 17th and 18th Century”.
Scott Stephenson is Director of Collections and Interpretation at the American Revolution Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Scott was curator of the international traveling exhibition Clash of Empires: The British, French, and Indian War, 1754-1763. Scott will be presenting“The Indian Fashion: Getting Dressed in the 18th Century Native America”.
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