https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cfd56b6d1a9ffcbb814f679d322c7b66.pdf e1391a2f47a31db87e1cba7591dba762 PDF Text Text CHICKASAW COUNCIL llOY SCOUTS OF AMER ICA 1 Site Guide Featured Exhibits Indigenous Aztec Dancers Danza Azteca Quetzalcoatl is an independent project born 111 2002 by Noe Rarnii-ez. The main goal is to preserve and showcase the ances tral traclition of the ritua l aztec dances for the new gene1·ations. Corne and witness the colorful performances of these traditional Aztec dances. Dancers will be performing at 2:00 and 3:30 under th e exterior arena. Cowboy Mounted Shooting Cowboy Mounted Shooting is the Fas test Growing Equestrian Sport in the Nation. l\llounled contestants 1·ide and compete in this fast action limed event using two .45 caliber single action revolvers each loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition. lever action rifles and double barrel shotguns. Th is is a fast paced action show that is sure to thrill all speclalors1 Three performances vvill be held in the Paul Batlle Arena covered pavillion at 1·1 :00 Al\ll.1 00 Pl'vl and 4:00 Pf\11 . Native American Powwow and Dance Exhibition Corne learn ancl participate 111 the cu lture of North A111er1cas first inhabitants. This year 111embcrs of the Choctaw Tribe of l\llississ1ppi l1 ave macle lhe voyage to provide us an in-depth look in to their culture. Beginning al 10:00 am . dancers and singer·s wi ll sl1owcase their traditions and answer questions from Scouts par-lic1pating. Scouts will also be inv1lecl to participate in several dances and lake photos with l he dancers. Al 2:30 p111 . lhe dance group will host a powwow which wil l showcase dancing and invites all lo participate. America's First Scout Camp The Amer·ica·s First Scout Ca111p Venture Crew. based 111 Asheville. North Carolina brings a true living hi story ele111ent to Scout Base. Scouts and parents have an exciting opportu nity to go throug h thi s interactive exhibit and participate in various ga111es and activities t11a1early American Scouts undertook when th ey went lo Seoul camp . Starr members wear period clothing or the early 20 centu ry and sleep in lipis and canvas she lters of the sa111e ti111e period. Make sure thi s is part or yo ur ScoutBase activity. Helicopter Rides Ever wo nde red what it would be like to ride around in a Helicopter? Well this is your opportunity. fVlernpl1is Helicopter wil l be on hand offering a quick g li111pse of ScoutBase. Tunica and the mighty 1Vlississ1ppi River fro111 above. Ticke ts for this activity are avai lable for purcl1ase al the trading post and are S35 per per·son. Participation Award Tl1is specia l pin w ill l)e awa rcled to bo th you th and adult participan ts that qualify. Tl1ere is nothing ex tra special to do otl1er t11 an fully participate in Scou tBase and HAVE FUN111 A participation ca rd is loca ted in yo ur troop packets. Turn t11ese carcls in lo the trading post located on th e second floor o f t11e arena and receive your special pinl Additional Pai"licipalion Carets are available at registration . Cards 111ay be 1·edee111ed al the Tracling Post beginning at 5:00 PIV1 on Saturday through th e close of ScoutBase. RIC Action Scouts and adults alike will gel to enjoy numerous hands-on displays in Re111ole Control (RIC) action . The line-up includes: mini trucks. hobby trucks. ca rs. boats. and an array of helicopters. Opportun ities wil l be available in 111ultiple areas . �201 4 Sco utBa se 0 PAUL BATTLE ARENA CAMP SITES REG ISTRATI ON - FRONT LOBBY CO NCESSIONS MI DDAY RALLY • ICE CR EAM SOCIA L - NORTH SIDE PA RKING LOT SATUR DAY NIGHT CAM PFIRE PROGRAM CHU RCH SERVICES 8 f> DEMON STRATI ONS/DIS PLAYS EXHI BITORS FROMM AREA ATTRACTIONS & SERVICES e + FIRST AID • LOST & FOUND 0 CUB PROGR AM AREA (STALLS ) MARBLE BELT LOOP • MAP & COMPASS BELT LOOP GIA NT JENGA • TANDY LEATHER RESCUE TOSS • SEMAPHOR E • TOOL SHED • SKITTLES FLAG ETIQUETTE • KNOT TYING • MORE e CUB PROGRAM AREA (BALLFIELDS) CUB MOBI LES• LIZZAGATOR •TROLLEY BOARDS BOX HOCKEY • PUTT PUTT • 3-MAN SLIN G SHOT • MORE G CUB SCOUT SHOOT ING RANGES 0 OUTDO OR ARENA Q BOY SCOUT PROGR AM AREA 0 G BB GU NS • ARCH ERY • WR IST ROCKETS MOUNTED COWBOY PISTOL SHOOTERS • AZTEC DANCERS F IRST SCOUT CAM P• NATIVE AM ERICAN DANCI NG FIRE BUILDI NG • FLAG POLE RELAY • RAVIN E PASS • KUBB BLI ND VOLLEYBALL • ORI ENTEERI NG COURSE • GIANT JENGA AQUATICS CENTER BOY SCOUT SHOOTI NG RANGES RI FLES • SHOTGUNS • TRAP ARCHERY CAMP SITE: F MUSEUM SCOUT MUSEUM, MEMORABILIA AN D DISPLAYS TU N ICA MUSEUM CAMP SITES: G • H • J • K • L • M • N • P • Q • R Special Sights to See While at stoutBase Tunica. Museum Tunica Museum is located across from Paul Battle Arena off Hwy 61 South. Take a trip from Tunica's past to p~esent. Experf'ence what life was like before the casinos. See how the Mississipljli River has changed courses many times through tlte years. Lea'll about the Native Americans and how the Delta was settTed. Please take a few minutes out to watch the short introduction video before you begin your tour. Enjoy! A truly grtat way to "Get To Know Tunica". • Boy S~out Museum ~ocated inside the Tunica Museum, the Boy Scout Museum will host items that span over the 100+ years of the Boy Scouts existence. Built from the collections of several dedicated Scouters in the Chickasaw Council, tl:lis exhibit will feature everything from vintage Boy Scout uniforms and patches to literature and equipment. There will also be a pictorial history of the Chickasaw Council through its 99 years of existence. • Buse River cani groun of the rivers erss �Safety & Security KAYAKING/ BOATING In case of an emergency. call 911. Notify the Operator, "I want to report an emergency at ScoutBase." and provide the exact Ideation and specific necessary tt:.tails. Callers should stay on the tel§gbone and follow instructions. The 911 Operator will settlll'motion prearranged plan1.k>r dealing with the particular problem and will be ig touch with ScoutBase officials. HELICOPTER RIDES fl' (BOY SCOUTS/ VENTURING/ SEA SCOUTS) Medical Services CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT • BUS STOP RIVER MUSEUM RIVER BOAT RIDES Medical care beyond minor cuts and scratches should be referred to the ScoutBase EOC. This medical center will be staffed 24 hours a day with a medical team which tncludes an on-call physician and (ALS) ambulances. t'J'he,Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is located in the center of the' second arena. Sheriff/Tunica (662)300-1411 Fire (662)363-1464 No Open Fires are Allowed! Cook sioves, Traditional Grills and Fire Pans raised at leasf 1(t off the ground are permissible. ScoutBase is a fen• city with thousands of Scout inhabitants. Therefore each unit will need a fire prevention plan and a firegLtard responsible for carrying out that plan. No fires are to be left unattended or burning during the night. ,,__ _ _ _....,........,.....__ _ _ VISTOR PARKING MOUNTAIN BOARDING (BOY SCOUTS/VENTURING) Lost Parents, Lost Ki$1s and Lost Items HIGH ENERGY ZONE ROCK WALLS TRAMPOLINE JU MPS MORE All lost persons or items are to be ~nt to the Eme"9ency Operations Center (First Aid Center) t!OSBted in the middle of the complex between the main arena and outdoor pavilions. •N Merit Badge Midway TC'lis is the greatest opportunity to qualify fo, Merit Badges in the Chickasaw Council. Whether its Railroading or the Camping Merit Badge, this program is sure to please. With over 30 different merit badge offerings, there is something fq.r everyone! Session size is limit'*1 so check out www.mertjbadge.info for more informati5n on the ScoutBase merit badge midway. ~ INFORMATION ,,, STATIONS Aquatic Center • Tunica River Park Museum ·11 Depart on a regular Schedule taking Scouts and Parents to the Tunica rk. T~is Muse.!m and'river park is perfect for a family d\Jting. Participants ract up close with the awe inspiring beauty of the Mississippi River. The are rich witli native wilalife, flora and the stunning architectural features er park overlook provide breathtalsirlg views of one of America's oldest 1couts that visit this museum will h~e the ~pportunity to see real-lif8 divming in 40,000 gallon tanks with fish and reptiles indigenous to the river. • The G.W. Henderson, Sr. Aquatic Center is Mississippi's largest natatorium. The 39,000 sq ft. state-o~the-art Aquatic Center features a 2000 sq. ft. children'! play pool with spray and an 8-lane, 50 meter Olympic competition pool with 17 ft. diving well, 1 & 3 meter springboards, and 5, 7.5, & 10 meter platforms. The Aquatic Center contains men's, women's, and family locker rooms, all equipped with private shovtering and personal lockers. Please refer to schedule for hours of operation. Program Enric'1ment Dozens of interactive displays and exhibits including: First Scout Camp, Hunting Dog Demonstration, Native American Powwow, Mounted Pistol Shooting, Aztec Daf'lcers, FBI Swat team, Falconry, Professienal Fisher. man and many other exhibits will be on hand providing you with all sortg of learning and participation. �ScoutBase 2014 Activity Schedule Friday, October 17 3:00 pm 5:00 pm - 11 :00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00pm - 10:00 pm 9:30 pm 11 :00 pm ScoutBase opens for unit check-in Arena Concessions open Trading Post opens Free Swim Unit Leader Orientation (inside Paul Battle Arena NE Side) Taps (all Scouts in campsites) Saturday, October 18 6:30 am 7:00 am - 10:00 pm 9:00 am - 11 :45pm 10:00 am-11 :OOam 11 :00 am 11 :OOam-11 :45am 11 :30am 12:15pm-1 :OOpm 1:OOpm-1 :45pm 1:OOpm- 5:00 pm 11 :30am 2:00pm-2:30pm 2:30pm-3:30pm 3:30pm-4:00pm 4:00pm-4:45pm 5:30pm-10:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm 11 :00 pm · Reveille and Breakfast in campsites Concessions open All Activity Areas, Displays and Exhibits and Merit Badge Midway Open! Native American Dance Demonstration (covered arena) Police bite dog demonstration (inside arena) Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting (covered arena) Tunica Queen riverboat rides at Riverpark \ Musuem General Gathering-Ice cream social, Live Band(arena front) Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting All Activity Areas, Displays, Exhibits and Merit Badge Midways Resume Tunica Queen riverboat rides at Riverpark Musuem Aztec Indigenous Dancers Native American Culture Demonstrations Aztec Indigenous Dancers Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting Open Scuba at Pool - Scuba Passes Available at Registration Unit Time and Dinner Arena Show 1 (Units whose numeral starts with an odd number) Arena Show 2 (Units whose numeral starts with an even number) Taps (all Scouts in campsites) Sunday, October 19 6:30 am 7:00 am - 9:30 am 8:00 am 8:30 am 10:00 am Reveille and Breakfast Concessions and Trading Post Opens Raising of Colors (in front of Paul Battle Arena) Non-Denominational Service (inside Paul Battle Arena SW Side) Depart Bus Service Bus Service will be provided to the Tunica River park Museum and return to ScoutBase every 30 minutes beginning at 9:30am. Scouts, leaders and parents wishing to visit the Tunica River park Museum or ride on the Tunica Queen Mississippi riverboat ride should plan shuttle service according to the departure times located in the event schedule. Til e Cl1iclwsaw Council BSA \tvill l;e lai<ing p/10/ogmpliy and vie/ea for pro111otio1wl uso during ScoutBase 2014. By e1J/eri1Jg tile venue. atte11cloes are giving per111issio1J to CJppear ill pro111otio1Jal p/10/os CJncl video. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHICKASAW COUNCIL 1 llOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Site Guide Featured Exhibits Indigenous Aztec Dancers Danza Azteca Quetzalcoatl is an independent project born 111 2002 by Noe Rarnii-ez. The main goal is to preserve and showcase the ancestral traclition of the ritual aztec dances for the new gene1·ations. Corne and witness the colorful performances of these traditional Aztec dances. Dancers will be performing at 2:00 and 3:30 under the exterior arena. Cowboy Mounted Shooting Cowboy Mounted Shooting is the Fastest Growing Equestrian Sport in the Nation. l\llounled contestants 1·ide and compete in this fast action limed event using two .45 caliber single action revolvers each loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition. lever action rifles and double barrel shotguns. This is a fast paced action show that is sure to thrill al l speclalors1 Three performances vvill be held in the Paul Batlle Arena covered pavillion at 1 ·1 :00 Al\ll.1 00 Pl'vl and 4:00 Pf\11 . Native American Powwow and Dance Exhibition Corne learn ancl participate 111 the culture of North A111er- 1cas first inhabitants. This year 111embcrs of the Choctaw Tribe of l\llississ1ppi l1ave macle lhe voyage to provide us an in-depth look in to their culture. Beginning al 10:00 am. dancers and singer·s will sl1owcase their traditions and answer questions from Scouts par-lic1pating. Scouts will also be inv1lecl to participate in several dances and lake photos with lhe dancers. Al 2:30 p111 . lhe dance group will host a powwow which will showcase dancing and invites all lo participate. America's First Scout Camp The Amer·ica·s First Scout Ca111p Venture Crew. based 111 Ashevil le. North Carolina brings a true living history ele111ent to Scout Base. Scouts and parents have an exciting opportunity to go through this interactive exhibit and participate in various ga111es and activities t11a1 early American Scouts undertook when they went lo Seoul camp. Starr members wear period clothing or the early 20 centu ry and sleep in lipis and canvas shelters of the sa111e ti111e period. Make sure this is part or your ScoutBase activity. Helicopter Rides Ever wondered what it would be like to ride around in a Helicopter? Well this is your opportunity. fVlernpl1is Helicopter will be on hand offering a quick gli111pse of ScoutBase. Tunica and the mighty 1Vlississ1ppi River fro111 above. Tickets for this activity are avai lable for purcl1ase al the trading post and are S35 per per·son. Participation Award Tl1is special pin will l)e awarcled to both youth and adult participants that qualify. Tl1ere is nothing extra special to do otl1er t11an fully participate in ScoutBase and HAVE FUN111 A participation card is located in your troop packets. Turn t11ese carcls in lo the trading post located on the second floor of t11e arena and receive your special pinl Additional Pai"licipalion Carets are available at registration. Cards 111ay be 1·edee111ed al the Tracling Post beginning at 5:00 PIV1 on Saturday through the close of ScoutBase. RIC Action Scouts and adults alike will gel to enjoy numerous hands-on displays in Re111ole Control (RIC) action. The line-up includes: mini trucks. hobby trucks. cars. boats. and an array of helicopters. Opportunities will be available in 111ultiple areas. 2014 ScoutBase 0 PAUL BATTLE ARENA REG ISTR ATI O N - FR ONT LO BBY CO N CESS IONS 8 MI DDAY RALLY • ICE CR EAM SOCIA L - NORTH SIDE PA RKING LOT SATUR DAY NIG HT CAM PFIRE PROGRAM CHU RCH SERVI CES f> DEMONSTRATIONS/DISPLAYS EXHI B ITORS FROMM AREA ATTRACT ION S & SERV ICES e + FIRST AID • LOST & FOUND 0 CUB PROGRAM AREA (STALLS) MARB LE BELT LOOP • MAP & COMPASS BELT LOOP G IA NT JENGA • TANDY LEATHER RESC UE TOSS • SEMAP HOR E • TOOL SHE D • SK ITTLES FLAG ETIQUET T E • KNOT T YING • MORE e CUB PROGRAM AREA (BALLFIELDS) G 0 CUB MOBI LES• LIZZAGATOR •TROL LEY BOARDS BOX HOCKEY • PUTT PU TT • 3-MAN SLIN G SHOT • MOR E CUB SCOUT SHOOTING RANGES BB GU NS • ARCH ERY • WRIST ROCKET S OUTDOOR ARENA MOUNTED COWBOY PISTO L SHOOT ERS • AZT EC DANCE RS F IRST SCO UT CAMP• NATIVE AM ERICAN DANCI N G CAMP SITES Q BOY SCOUT PROGRAM AREA F IRE BUILDI NG • FLAG PO LE RELAY • RAV IN E PASS • KUB B BLI ND VO LL EYBALL • ORI ENT EERI NG COURSE • GIANT JENGA AQUATICS CENTER 0 BOY SCOUT SHOOTING RANGES RI FLES • SHOTGUNS • TRAP ARCHERY G MUSEUM SCO UT MUSEUM , ME MORABILI A AN D D ISPLAYS TU N ICA MU SEUM CAMP SITE: F CAMP SITES: G • H • J • K • L • M • N • P • Q • R Special Sights to See While at stoutBase • Tunica. Museum Tunica Museum is located across from Paul Battle Arena off Hwy 61 South. Take a trip from Tunica's past to p ~esent. Experf'ence what life was like before the casinos. See how the Mississipljli River has changed courses many times through tlte years. Lea'll about the Native Americans and how the Delta was settTed. Please take a few minutes out to watch the short introduction video before you begin your tour. Enjoy! A truly grtat way to "Get To Know Tunica". Boy S~out Museum ~ocated inside the Tunica Museum, the Boy Scout Museum will host items that span over the 100+ years of the Boy Scouts existence. Built from the collections of several dedicated Scouters in the Chickasaw Council, tl:lis exhibit will feat ure everything from vintage Boy Scout uniforms and patches to literature and equipment. There will a lso be a pictorial history of the Chickasaw Council through its 99 years of existence. • Buse River cani groun of the rivers erss KAYAKING/ BOATING (BOY SCOUTS/ VENTURING/ SEA SCOUTS) HELICOPTER fl' RIDES CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT BUS STOP R IVER MUSEUM RIVER BOAT RIDES ,,_ ____ ....,........,....._ __ VISTOR PARKING MOUNTAIN BOARDING (BOY SCOUTS/VENTUR IN G) HIGH ENERGY ZONE ROC K WALLS TRAMPOLINE JU M PS MO RE ~ INFORMATION ,,, STATIONS Tunica River Park Museum • N ·11 Depart on a regular Schedule taking Scouts and Parents to the Tunica rk. T~is Muse.!m and'river park is perfect for a family d\Jting. Participants ract up close with the awe inspiring beauty of the Mississippi River. The • are rich witli native wilalife, flora and the stunning architectural features er park overlook provide breathtalsirlg views of one of America's oldest 1couts that visit this museum will h ~e the ~pportunity to see real-lif8 divming in 40,000 gallon tanks with fish and reptiles indigenous to the river. • • Safety & Security In case of an emergency. call 911. Notify the Operator, "I want to report an emergency at ScoutBase." and provide the exact Ideation and specific necessary tt:.tails. Callers should stay on the tel§gbone and follow instructions. The 911 Operator will settlll'motion prearranged plan1.k>r dealing with the particular problem and will be ig touch with ScoutBase officials. Medical Services Medical care beyond minor cuts and scratches should be referred to the ScoutBase EOC. This medical center will be staffed 24 hours a day with a medical team which tncludes an on-call physician and (ALS) ambulances. t'J'he,Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is located in the center of the' second arena. Sheriff/Tunica (662)300-1411 Fire (662)363-1464 No Open Fires are Allowed! Cook sioves, Traditional Grills and Fire Pans raised at leasf 1 (t off the ground are permissible. ScoutBase is a fen• city with thousands of Scout inhabitants. Therefore each unit will need a fire prevention plan and a firegLtard responsible for carrying out that plan. No fires are to be left unattended or burning during the night. Lost Parents, Lost Ki$1s and Lost Items All lost persons or items are to be ~nt to the Eme"9ency Operations Center (First Aid Center) t!OSBted in the middle of the complex between the main arena and outdoor pavilions. Merit Badge Midway TC'lis is the greatest opportunity to qualify fo, Merit Badges in the Chickasaw Council. Whether its Railroading or the Camping Merit Badge, this p rogram is sure to please. With over 30 different merit badge offerings, there is something fq.r everyone! Session size is limit'*1 so check out www.mertjbadge.info for more informati5n on the ScoutBase merit badge midway. Aquatic Center The G .W. Henderson, Sr. Aquatic Center is Mississippi's largest natatorium. The 39,000 sq ft. state-o~the-art Aquatic Center features a 2000 sq. ft. children'! play pool with spray and an 8-lane, 50 meter Olympic competition pool with 17 ft. diving well, 1 & 3 meter springboards, and 5 , 7.5, & 10 meter platforms. The Aquatic Center contains men's , women's, and family locker rooms, all equipped with private shovtering and personal lockers. Please refer to schedule for hours of operation. Program Enric'1ment Dozens of interactive displays and exhibits including: First Scout Camp, Hunting Dog Demonstration, Native American Powwow, Mounted Pistol Shooting, Aztec Daf'lcers, FBI Swat team, Falconry, Professienal Fisher. man and many other exhibits will be on hand providing you with all sortg of learning and participation. Friday, October 17 3:00 pm 5:00 pm - 11 :00 pm 7:00 pm 7:00pm - 10:00 pm 9:30 pm 11 :00 pm Saturday, October 18 6:30 am 7:00 am - 10:00 pm 9:00 am - 11 :45pm 10:00 am-11 :OOam 11 :00 am 11 :OOam-11 :45am 11 :30am 12:15pm-1 :OOpm 1 :OOpm-1 :45pm 1 :O Opm- 5:00 pm 11 :30am 2:00pm-2:30pm 2:30pm-3:30pm 3:30pm-4:00pm 4:00pm-4:45pm 5:30pm-10:00 pm 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm 7: 00 pm - 8:00 pm 8:30 pm - 9:30 pm 11 :00 pm · Sunday, October 19 6:30 am 7:00 am - 9:30 am 8:00 am 8:30 am 10 :00 am ScoutBase 2014 Activity Schedule ScoutBase opens for unit check-in Arena Concessions open Trading Post opens Free Swim Unit Leader Orientation (inside Paul Ba ttle Arena NE Side) Taps (all Scouts in campsites) Reveille and Breakfast in campsites Concessions open A ll Activity Areas, Displays and Exhibits and Merit Badge Midway Open! Native American Dance Demonstration (covered arena ) Police bite dog demonstration (inside arena) Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting (covered arena) Tunica Queen riverboat rides at Ri verpark \ Musuem General Gathering-Ice cream socia l, Live Band(arena front) Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting All Activity Areas, Displays, Exhibits and Merit Badge Midways Resume Tunica Queen riverboat rides at Riverpark Musuem Aztec Indigenous Dancers Native American Culture Demonstrations Aztec Indigenous Dancers Cowboy Horse Mounted Shooting Open Scuba at Pool - Scuba Passes Available at Registration Unit Time and Dinner Arena Show 1 (Units whose numeral starts with an odd number) Arena Show 2 (Units whose numeral starts with an even number) Taps (all Scouts in campsites) Reveille and Breakfast Concessions and Trading Post Opens Raising of Colors (in front of Paul Battle Arena ) Non-Denominational Service (inside Paul Ba ttle Arena SW Side) Depart Bus Service Bus Service will be provided to the Tunica River park Museum and return to ScoutBase every 30 minutes beg inni ng at 9:30am. Scouts , leaders and pa rents wis hing to visit t he Tunica River park Museum or ride on the Tunica Queen Mississippi riverboat r ide should plan shuttle service accord ing to the departure times located in the eve nt schedule. Til e Cl1iclwsaw Council BSA \tvill l;e lai<ing p/10/ogmpliy and vie/ea for pro111otio1wl uso during ScoutBase 2014. By e1J /eri1Jg tile venue. atte11cl oes are giving per111issio1J to CJppear ill pro111otio1Jal p/10/os CJnc l video. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 2014 Title A name given to the resource 2014 Chickasaw Council Scout Base Site Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Base