Medium: PhysicalObject

W. B. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Bottle from 14CT367

Date: 1892-1934

This panel (side) of a patent medicine bottle was recovered from an abandoned farmstead in Chautauqua County during archeological investigations in 1995. It advertises “W. B. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN” made…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Decorated Jars from the Baker Store, 14MO701

Date: 1862

These jar fragments were recovered from the Baker Store in Morris County by an Emporia State Teacher’s College (now Emporia State University) archeological field school in 1973. The jars may…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Arthur Tice painting

Date: between 1900 and 1955

Painting of Jesus by Arthur L. Tice. Tice was known for landscape, portrait, and religious paintings. A life-long Kansan, he was the State Artist of Kansas for seven years and…

Medium: PhysicalObject

The Gods Hate Kansas

Date: 1964

Paperback book titled “The Gods Hate Kansas.” The pulp science fiction novel was published in 1964 by Monarch Books. The plot centers around aliens who invade Kansas, or “a startling…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Decorated Dishes from the Kaw Mission, 14MO368

Date: 1851-1900

These dish sherds were recovered during excavations at the 2018 Kansas Archeology Training Program field school at the Kaw Mission in Council Grove. The dishes are decorated in a variety…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Dinnerware from the Baker House, 14MO701

Date: 1862

This reconstructed bowl and plate were recovered in pieces during excavations by the Kansas State Teacher’s College (now Emporia State University) field school in 1972. The plate is decorated in…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Medicinal Bottles from the Kaw Mission, 14MO368

Date: 1851-1930

Shape, color, and finish type help archeologists to identify these bottle fragments as having once held medicine or pharmaceuticals. They were recovered during excavations at the 2018 Kansas Archeology Training…

Medium: PhysicalObject

Yellow Ware Sherds from the Baker Store, 14MO701

Date: 1862

These two dish sherds were recovered from the Baker store in Morris County by the Emporia State Teacher’s College (now Emporia State University) archeological field school in 1973. Both sherds…