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How Did Sand Creek Get Named a Massacre?
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site Check out our new video: How did the Sand Creek massacre story come to be? (Click on the video below to watch). Learn about the discovery of the Lost Sand Creek Site and how it corrects the claim Sand Creek was a massacre. Click…
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Who Were the Combatants at Sand Creek?
Who were the combatants at Sand Creek? Check out the video to see more. Just click on the video to play. Learn more about combatants in our blog: SandCreekCombatants Watch the short films referenced in our video: (Just click on the text/links below). The Water Valley School House – A Testament of Truth Private Mac:…
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Arapaho Indians Kill Young Boys September 3, 1868
By Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site On this date, September 3, 1868, Indians killed several, including two little boys aged eight and eleven, another boy aged seventeen and a sheep herder. According to a memorial marker, the raiding Indians were Arapaho. Irving Howbert, a soldier at Sand Creek, and a…
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Bowen Presents in Hugo on the Lost Sand Creek Site Discovery
Check out our video from our book program in Hugo on Saturday, August 16. Mike Bowen, co-author, We Found the Lost Sand Creek Site, presented on the discovery of over 4,000 battle and village artifacts, which not only show the real location of Black Kettle’s village and running battle areas, they provide the truth about…