SEB Student Cafe: Episode 6 - How to Build a Grass House

SEB Student Cafe: Episode 6 - How to Build a Grass House: History, Archaeology, and Continuing Traditions of the Koo-Hoot Kiwat in the Caddo Homeland was recorded on April 30, 2024. The speaker for this cafe was Dr. Leslie Bush.
Dr. Leslie Bush is an RPA-certified archaeologist with more than 20 years’ experience analyzing floral macroremains from sites in Texas, the Great Plains, and the Eastern Woodlands of the United States. She has more limited experience in Mexico and the American Southwest. Her consulting practice, Macrobotanical Analysis, is a HUB-certified Texas business (VID 12519224690) committed to delivering high quality services completed on time and on budget.
The SEB Student Cafes are a chance for students to learn and discuss specific areas of ethnobotany with experts whose careers focus on that area. These discussions are organized by the SEB Student Committee, and their goal is to broaden students’ perspectives and understanding of ethnobotanical work, to better inform their own research and career trajectory, and to build a professional network within their areas of interest.
To learn more about SEB and other recordings visit www.ethnobotany.org and choose "Education & Outreach" and then "SEB Virtual Events and Recordings."