DOUG HARRIS: Let the Landscape Speak

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Photo Credit: Doug Harris

Doug Harris is a Tribal Historic Preservationist whose ancestry includes Nansemond, Cherokee and Tuscarora bloodlines, among others. For over twenty years, he has been identifying and preserving indigenous ceremonial and sacred stone landscapes (CSL). He travels and lectures extensively in the northeast USA and identifies ceremonial stone structures for earmarking as historic ceremonial landmarks.

Contact: dharrisCSL713@gmail.com for further information.

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Preservationist for Ceremonial Stone Landscapes (CSL)

Tribal Historic Preservation Consultant

Lecturer, Producer, Director, Narrator, Cinematographer

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*  Narrator, Ted Timreck Productions on CSL "Hidden Landscapes"*  Retired Deputy Tribal Historic Preservation Officer at Narragansett Tribal Historic Preservation Office * Former Photographer at Smithsonian Civil Rights Exhibition * Former Producer, Director, Narrator and Cinematographer at Griot         Productions - "Speaking in Tongues" - ZDF German TV * Former Lecturer, Motion Picture Production at The City College of New York  * Former Documentary Cinematographer at ABC-TV   * Photographer at Charlotte, NC African-American Museum   * Haven of Peace, Images of Tanzania, Kenya and Namibia, Schomburg Library, Harlem NY  * Harlem Audio Visuals   * Former Cinematographer at PBS Channel 13 NYC* Former Secretary, field staff, Supervisor & Staff photographer at SNCC - Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee   * Interned at Richard Avedon NYC Studio   * Attended Constitutional Law Harvard University Summer Program    * Attended Stanford University Summer Program* Studied Theater at Hofstra Collage * Attended Andrew Jackson HS, Jamaica NY