Willis Evans Exhibit
Learn about the fascinating life of Willis Evans, an archaeologist and Pit River Indian. Evans was an instrumental figure in the early archaeological excavations in Moapa Valley, southern and central Nevada, and Arizona. Willis Evans worked on many archaeological projects with Mark Harrington, the Civilian Conservation Corps, and the National Park Service. The exhibit features items on loan from his family, along with photos from his personal and professional life.
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