Month: September 2024

What’s in a Name?

“I, José da Silvestra, who am now dying of hunger in the little cave where no snow is on the north side of the nipple of the southernmost of the two mountains I have named Sheba’s Breasts, write this in the year 1590 with a cleft bone upon a remnant of my raiment, my blood being the ink…”

So reads the beginning of a document that sparks a search for ancient treasure in the 1885 novel King Solomon’s Mines by H.


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A Month in the Life of the CALS Roberts Library: August 2024

Every month, the Butler Center for Arkansas Studies and the CALS Roberts Library collect and report statistics for a variety of reasons, primarily for the Arkansas State Library’s requirements, but also so that we can evaluate the impact our activities have on our community. Here are some of the things we were up to last month.


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Arkansas’s Past and Future: An Internship Experience at the CALS EOA

As a heritage studies PhD student at Arkansas State University, I spend a lot of my free and scheduled time with my head buried in books and peer-reviewed articles that reveal intimate details about the lives of individuals and communities that have impacted the social sphere. This summer, I got the opportunity to occupy my time with an internship at the CALS Encyclopedia of Arkansas,


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