he said theyhem, could stay for the winter, but staying and they never left after discovering gold. many of them came down and settled the area and created the city of boulder. the arapahoe really lost their land at the time. we have some clothing here that really represent what the arapahoe would have worn and used in the late 1800s. there is address here made out of high that the women would have worn. there is a saddle blanket that they would have put over a horse. headdressl feathered that achieve would have used during ceremonies. also some leggings that would have been worn by an arapahoe man. with these you can see the beautiful details on it. some of these probably would have been used more during ceremonies and rituals than they would have for everyday life for the arapahoe. tirelessly tried to keep the peace between the tens of thousands of white men searching for gold and the arapahoe at that time -- there were really only several thousand. ultimately, the arapahoe and the cheyenne in the area wound up in oftheastern colorado, many them were brutally massacred in 1864. mo

sometimes very difficult for people to understand of the arrangement of boats and how he engineered that theyhemup so up with the wind determining how they were oriented but with the right angles, that was really the key it, wasn't it? >> it was. this is interesting because or reread thisad material i see something else. embarrassede hand to say that i have just made this really interesting havection that i should years years ago but -- made 0 0 ago. macdonough gets a lot of credit for the way he arranged his plattsburgh bay. macdonough had great difficulty in getting the personnel for his fleet, especially after he decided to build the new brig. was short of men, people didn't want to come up here. considered great service. not a lot of opportunity for prizes. so he was constantly kind of begging for naval personnel and meantime was going to the army and borrowing, you know, folks to fill out his ranks. just so the eagle it happens that remember, they got there five days before the battle. they were still undermanned. one of the lieutenants went to what if i --said they said i'm not giving you