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The above picture is a highly magnified view
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Researchers find sandals
of ancient Texas tribe
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Sandals belonging to nomads who
wandered West Texas 6,000 years
ago have been recovered by resear
chers from TAMU.
The team is working in a cave site
near Del Rio.
Other artifacts have included a
woven tote bag and numerous cop-
rolites (preserved human feces).
One of the best preserved sandals
was taken from an excavation two-
and-a-half meters deep inside the
cave.
“Although the recovery of such
material is one of our prime func
tions,” said Dr. Harry Shafer, “we
are intensely studying the lifeways,
habits and diets of these nomadic
peoples.
“We are extremely interested in
the study of edible plants in the area
and the use of such plants. Right
now, it looks as if our objectives
along lines of determining dietary
information will definitely be fulfil
led,” he said.
The unknown past of these bands
precludes their being catalogued as
forebearers to any known Indian
tribes of more recent times, exp
lains Shafer.
He said they appear to have had
an extremely conservative lifestyle
that changed little over the cen
turies. Food was provided by hunt
ing and gathering.
A campsite has been established
about three miles from the excava
tion site. Vehicles can go only a little
distance further. About two-thirds
of the trip to the site is on foot over
the rough country.
Shafer said it took two people two
days to transport some of the find
ings back across a canyon.
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