Seamans Authentication Services
Don & Vic Seamans
Loveland Stoneage Fair 2009    by Don Seamans
We had a wonderful time, met lots of real nice people and were busy almost constantly demonstrating the accuracy and quickness of the Laser and Luminescent System and then examining artifacts that people brought to us for a quick evaluation of thumbs up or thumbs down authentication. We saw several points and other artifacts that were nice, but most of the objects submitted, were out right fakes, and reproductions.  But that is what the Laser and the Luminescent System is about--- The truth-- and building confidence and public acceptance of data driven COA's, and introducing Collectors to Scientific alternatives instead of "in my opinion" COA's.
It was great to see Dennis Stanford again, and we had a wonderful few minutes to talk.  Our last meeting was in 1974 at the Jones-Miller Site.  I brought a Folsom broken back fragment which I found at the Cattle Guard Site in 1966 for Dennis and Peggy Jodry to check against tip fragments found during their excavations.  Peggy was very exited about the possibilities of a match up.  Hopefully we will be lucky and develop a match.
I left our camera home, but Mike Oliver and McKella Walsh, heard of our predicament, and sent us photographs they had taken at the Fair.  We owe them a great debt and cannot thank them enough.  Our sincere thanks to both of you !
All of the photographs of the 2009 Stone Age Fair on this site, are by Mike Oliver and and Mckella Walsh.



From Left to right: Vic Seamans, Don Seamans, Jeb Taylor and Dr. Dennis Stanford(Smithsonian, WA D.C.). Sept 26, 27, 2009, all sharing a laugh during a testing break,  after one of Dennis' witty remarks.


Dick Eckles Collection- Eckles Family, Loveland Stone Age Fair, Sept. 26-27, 2009

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