The Smoky Hill Museum will host a free
Zoom presentation about Etzanoa, an ancient settlement that was home to more
than 20,000 ancestral Wichita Native Americans. This presentation will take
place on March 4 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Go to <a href="http://www.smokyhillmuseum.org/etzanoa/?fbclid=IwAR0AhiB3GaBw1K3OVN2h6ML0A4c4AXx9oGI5_or7eeWFJyhPsuDZgODsw1E" target="_blank">www.smokyhillmuseum.org/etzanoa/</a> and
register to receive the link.Roughly two years ago, Dr. Donald
Blakeslee visited the museum to discuss his discovery of Etzanoa. It is now time for an
update! Join Sandy Randel, director of the Etzanoa Project, as she shares what
they have discovered. Learn about the city, the people, their lives, what
happened to them and more.&nbsp; Randel also will share the surprises and the mysteries of one of North America’s largest
Native American cities. Randel has been with the Etzanoa Project since it began
in 2015 and became director in 2019.

Smoky Hill Museum presentation to provide Etzanoa update