My Favorite Artifact: Agave Knife
Join Harry Shafer PH. D Curator of Archeology as he shows you his favorite artifact located at the Kittie West Nelson Ferguson People of the Pecos Gallery. The Agave Knife was recovered by Witte Museum excavations from the lower Pecos Canyon land in the 1930’s. See this item in person when the Witte re-opens May 30th!
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