Indian Village Audio Tour - Walking in their Footsteps: A Patuxent Community

The Indian Village audio tour, “Walking in their Footsteps: A Patuxent Community,”  showcases the replicated Indian village here on the park. This project was produced by the students of the Huntingtown High School Archaeology class of 2009-2010 in collaboration with  professional archaeologists and local Native Americans. The tour is open year around and is free for all. To activate the tour, dial 410-246-1966 from your cell phone, or download to your MP3 player by clicking on the links below for each stop.

Click here to view a video of the making of the audio tour.

Image of the entrance to the walkway leading to the Indian Village.Stop 1: A Patuxent Community

Welcome.mp3

Introduction.mp3

Stop1-PatuxentCommunity.mp3

Stop101-MervinSavoy.mp3

Image of a wooden structure built over a firepit to smoke or dry out food or pelts.Stop 6: The Fire Pits

Stop6-TheFirePits.mp3

 

Close-up shot of a large sunflower in the Indian Village garden.Stop 2: Native Plants

Stop2-NativePlants.mp3

Stop201-PlantingTechniques.mp3

Stop202-FarmingLandscape.mp3

A large log with the beginning of burning on top to make a canoe.Stop 7: Canoe Building

Stop7-CanoeBuilding.mp3

Stop701-MoreOnCanoeBulding.mp3

 

Stop 3: Palisades

Stop3-Palisades.mp3

 

 

A Midden of oyster shells & animal bones displayed at the Indian Village.Stop 8: Shell Middens

Stop8ShellMiddens.mp3

Stop801-Middens.mp3

 

The carved effigy pole at the Indian Village at JPPM.Stop 4: Effigy Pole

Stop4-EffigyPole.mp3









One of the Indian Village huts at JPPM.Stop 5: The Huts

Stop5-TheHuts.mp3

Stop501-RecreatingVillage.mp3

Logs arranged in circle for a meeting area at the Indian Village.Stop 9: The Meeting Area

Stop9-TheMeetingArea.mp3

Stop-901FamilyGroups.mp3



 


Illustration graphic of 3 feathers tied together.Stop 10: Dolores Currie-Credits

Stop10-DoloresCurrie--Credits.mp3

 

JPPM would like to thank the following sponsors for this project: Boeing, the Anonymous Donor, Friends of JPPM, Garrett Music Academy, Charles Harris, and Calvert County Public Schools.

Friends of JPPM Logo.Boeing Logo

 

 

 

 

All music was composed and performed by Jan Seiden of Flute Journey Records. More information about the artist and music may be found at www.JanSeiden.com.