Daniel Stephens: 16th Century Weapons at the De Soto National Memorial
Experience Chickasaw History and CultureDaniel Stephens is a historian and seasoned reenactor on-site at the De Soto National Memorial. His command of the historical period and its significance in American — and Native American - history makes him a highly engaging presence. He is an accomplished demonstrator of black powder weapons, the longbow and other weapons.
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