ARCHEOLYMPICS: Competing the way the ancients did ... on 
Passport to Texas.
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Passport to Texas from Texas Parks and Wildlife 

Seminole Canyon State Park and Historic Site, about 40 
miles west of Del Rio, offers visitors a unique glimpse 
into the world of our ancient ancestors.

Seminole Canyon, and in fact, in this regions of Texas, here, we 
have some of the finest archeology in the state. :05

Jack Johnson is an archeologist and educator. He's 
organizing the first ever Archeolympics at Seminole 
Canyon SP &HS, where individuals and teams will test 
their skills using replicas of ancient weapons. 

When you use these weapons, you're like, 'you know, I could do 
this. I could make a living doing this. I could feed myself.' Or 
you're like, 'Oh my gosh. I would starve.' :06

To participate in the February 9th event, you'll need to 
register -- and there's still time. Find out how at 
passporttotexas.org. The competition is open to 
individuals and teams.

The team would be perfect for families or any group that would 
want to compete in teams of up to five people. We're going to 
have a number of targets set up along a nature trail at Seminole 
Canyon SP. Walk along the trail, and take shots at different 
targets from different ranges, different angles, and that kind of 
stuff. And it's going to be scored. :17

Spectators are welcome. Visit Seminole Canyon SP & 
Historic site anytime and get in touch with your inner 
cave dweller. 

That's our show ... For Texas Parks and Wildlife ... I'm 
Cecilia Nasti. 





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