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As a child, he collected Indian arrowheads, never considering he could make a career of it until he had a choice between sociology or archeology in college.

Dr. David Jeane chose archeology because it sounded most like his childhood hobby. And that choice changed his college major to archeology. Since then he has made a career of regional archeology.

Wednesday, during the noon symposium on the east campus of South Arkansas Community College, Jeane shared his 1989 findings on “Sulphur Fork Trading Post: Early Commerce in South West Arkansas, 1817-1826” – o...