Lone Bear\, a Lenape\, made reproduction L enape artifacts using the same materials and methods practiced hundreds of years ago. Listen to the oral histories of the Lenape\, the creation myth s\, and other lore that embody the Lenape culture\, while participants hav e an opportunity to handle gourd bowls and deer hide hunting bags and seed bags. Why did the Lenape leave New Jersey? What happened when western Eur opeans arrived in the Mid-Atlantic colonies? This program focuses on life through the Lenape&rsquo\;s eyes. \;
\nDouglas T. Aumack has been working in the museum field for over two decades. He was the Curator and Deputy Director for the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum\, the Education Coordinator for the USS Constellation Museum\, in Baltimore\ , and has spent most of his career working as the Resource Interpretive Sp ecialist for the Middlesex County Division of History and Historic Preserv ation. \; He has researched and presented papers on at the New Jersey History Forum and the New Jersey Council for Social Studies. \; The su bjects he has presented has included child labor\, patent medicine\, and i ndigenous people. \; He was the Executive Producer of &ldquo\;Middlese x County History&rdquo\; a podcast series that focused on projects/program s of the Arts Institute of Middlesex County. \; The first podcast seas on focused on the archaeology of Raritan Landing\, an 18th century communi ty buried under a Middlesex County Park. \;
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