Rundown of show order and description of stories for  July 31, 2004

 

Intro/Newscast/Credits

 

  1. Intro to Archaeology show. Rdr/Spitzer.
  2. Mat-Su Dig. In the Mat-Su Borough, archaeologists are trying to stay ahead of development: this summer, they made an important discovery. Patty Sullivan/Pkg. 4:30
  3. Barrow Projects. Archaeologists in Barrow just try to stay ahead of erosion. Amber Jusefowytsch/Pkg. 3:00
  4. Calendar of Events (music: Arthur Smith Hot Quintet’s Guitar Boggie)

 

Break #1: Music: Bill Stevens

 

  1. Knik Dig. A dig site in Knik looks not for ancient artifacts, but more modern ones: the crew hopes to gather more info on the areas early mining days. Host Pkg/Gabriel Spitzer.
  2. Kadyak. This past week, divers working on the sunken wreck of the Kadyak near Kodiak made an important discovery. KMXT’s Lew Lowrey/Pkg. 5:30
  3. Seldovia Dig. Am amateur archaeologist in Seldovia stumbled across an important discovery. Ellen Lockyer/Host Wrap.
  4. 300 villages. Checkin in with Napakiak, Elfin Cove, Tanacross.

 

Break #2: Music: Don Reno - Feudin’ Banjos

 

  1. Living History. A project at the Anchorage Senior Center encourages seniors to preserve their personal history. Gabriel Spitzer/Host pkg.
  2. NOAA cruise.  A team using remote equipment is checking out deep sea corals in the Aleutian. A report from on-board the boat. Sonya Senkowsky/Pkg.
  3. Ken Waldman. Alaska’s Fiddling Poet combines poetry and old time fiddle music. Jessica Cochran/Pkg.

 

Close/Credits