Synopsis
Archaeologists and volunteers catalog over 100 cemeteries in Arkansas, reconstructing damaged markers and memorials to reveal hidden histories.
Synopsis
In Arkansas, archaeologists, preservationists, and local residents work together to catalog cemeteries. They focus on broken and damaged markers and memorials. The team maps the sites and records the findings. Their efforts reveal more historical information than anticipated. The documentary runs for 78 minutes and was released in 2010. It documents the ongoing efforts to preserve the stories behind the graves.
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Why Watch
- Follow Arkansas archaeologists mapping local cemeteries.
- See how communities preserve cultural heritage.
- Find out about the stories behind damaged grave markers.
Did You Know
- Archaeologists in Arkansas are cataloging cemeteries to uncover lost histories.
- The film features efforts to piece together broken grave markers.
- The documentary runs for 78 minutes and was released in 2010.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are people in Arkansas doing with cemeteries?
Archaeologists, preservationists, and everyday people are mapping and cataloging cemeteries in Arkansas.
What year was the documentary Silent Storytellers released?
Silent Storytellers was released in 2010.
How long is the documentary Silent Storytellers?
The duration of Silent Storytellers is 78 minutes.
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