Status Updates From The Arkansas Journey

I wonder if the Big rock or Little Rock that La Harpe discover are still there today.

I think it is funny that we know how many Pigs were in the Arkansas Post in 1749. It was 29 pigs.
31 white settlers, 14 slaves, 60 cows, 29 bulls and steers and 3 horses. As someone with little farming experience, isn't the bull to cow ratio high?

Learned how Arkansas got its name.
Learn difference between Earth People and Sky People when it comes to the Osages

Look up Maximum Forest Efficiency

The Sloan Site near Crowley's Ridge is recognized as the oldest documented cemetery in the US. It is from the Dalton Culture. They were at the end of the Paleo period (9500-8000 B.C.)

Lake Chicot is Arkansas' largest natural lake. Isn't there a state park there? The story of Napoleon, Arkansas a big town swallow by the Mississippi River interesting

Did the mental mapping activity. I need to learn more America' s geography

Look up the latitude and longitude of my hometown

Sedimentary rock is the most abundant type of rock found in Arkansas today

I wonder how many books are set on Pangaea.