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In June of 2005, Dr. Weinstein and five students went out to Colorado and worked with Dr. Mark Stiger and Mr. Erik Bjornstad, and their students from Western State College, on a Paleo Indian site in Gunnison, Colorado. This “trial class” also participated in a three day tour of the 4 Corners area of the Southwest where they toured Mesa Verde and camped out. Despite one mishap (one tent blew over in a thunderstorm and filled with rain), the trip was absolutely breathtaking for all of us.<\/p>\n
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