By Enilse Sehuanes-Urbaniak

It was magical. Going out exploring Solstices, Equinoxes, and Cross Quarter sites with Ray has been such a unique part of my life. It increased my respect for his enthusiasm for archaeology and the Pleistocene period's history.

Filmed by Ray Urbaniak

Prayer from the Onondaga People, one of the five original nations of the Iroquois Confederacy in the northeastern woodlands of New York state, USA.

A poem by Ray Urbaniak

Isness, that is the life of a rock.
It seemed sudden when the isness was broken by a small shaft of light.
After coolness, the light shaft grew brighter.
The cycle continued & continued until it was suddenly broken by a rumbling of the earth.

By: Ray Urbaniak, July/August 2019

“It is possible that the Clovis/ Folsom people— who were generally Nomadic— carried their animal artwork on their bodies in the form of tattoos?”

By John Feliks

Ray Urbaniak recommends a 2015 paper published in the Australian Geographer titled, “Aboriginal memories of inundation of the Australian coast dating from more than 7000 years ago.”

By Ray Urbaniak

I stumbled into writing about my findings of Ice Age Animals depicted in Rock Art. I have now had a number of years researching Ice Age animals and have refined my observations and thinking based on that research.

By John Feliks

News and perspective regarding an early site in Canada’s Yukon.

A short story by Ray Urbaniak

“As he flipped the cracking pages, a few old black and white Polaroid pictures fell out. The photos were of African women, and one woman in particular appeared several times.”