Kansas; where the Walnut River meets the Arkansas River [no words; one photo]

[Daniel Kalal]

[Guzzistajohn]

Didn't realize they met @ Ark City. No wonder there's a big Indian archeological dig going on there. That must have been like two interstates meeting in the day. Lots of history on the Ar-KANSAS river. Like Bent's old Fort.  Attended many a bluegrass festival on the Walnut @ Winfield, Ks.

[JJ]

Great photos, as always, Daniel!!  Thanks for sharing!

[oldbike54]

 Yeah , location of the lost city of Etnazoa , home to 20,000 Wichita Indians .

 Dusty

[Gliderjohn]

Thanks. 
GliderJohn

[Guzzistajohn]

Yeah , location of the lost city of Etnazoa , home to 20,000 Wichita Indians .

 Dusty

I've talked to the lady that does the tours. I need to do that before the prairie winds get to chilly.

[LowRyter]

We were going to get a tour of the lost city archaeological digs during the Cedar Vale Rally.  Unfortunately it didn't happen.  Perhaps late '21 or '22 we'll get a chance?

Oddly enough, despite the size of city, perhaps visited/conquered by Coronado, not a lot is left for  understanding the the culture.  There are remnants among the Wichita and Affiliated Tribes (Wichita, Keechi, Waco and Tawakoni) which were apart of the Caddo language. 

[oldbike54]

 We talked to the folks running the tour , couldn't get them to break it up into one or two hour tours . Figure most of our rally attendees didn't want to do a six hour walking tour . Bullitt Bob is working on this .

 Dusty