Grasslands National Park in southern Saskatchewan is an amazing place. It is natural shortgrass prairie and home to all kinds of interesting plants and animals. Over the course of three days there in 1994, we saw badgers, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, burrowing owls, ferringous hawks, black tailed prairie dogs, rattlesnakes, and red foxes. We saw teepee rings on the top of bald buttes, unused for maybe 100 years, but each stone cast off the bottom of a skin teepee and gently placed in a ring for another time. We saw buffalo stones; huge erratic boulders rubbed smooth by centuries of …
Issues in American Indian Research My Grandfather Was a Quantum Physicist I can see him now smiling in full dance costume in front of the roundhouse on a sunny afternoon. Scientists have finally discovered that the intimate details of our lives are influenced by things beyond the stars and beyond time. My grandfather knew this.