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	Lewis and Clark . Inside the Corps . The Corps . John Shields \| PBS
		Shields was most often referred to in the journals as the flsmith, gunsmith, or general mechanic of the expedition’s personnel.
		Shields sunk a circular hole of 3 feet diamiter and four feet deep in the earth.
		Shields was with Captain Clark’s party during the return journey, exploring the upper Yellowstone to its confluence with the Missouri.
	www.pbs.org /lewisandclark/inside/jshie.html (843 words)

	John Shields (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Besides being married, Shields, a year older than Clark, was the oldest enlisted man on the expedition until Jean-Baptiste Lepage enlisted at Fort Mandan.
		Shields apparently was as skilled with wood as he was with iron; Field could build furniture, and Gass was a construction carpenter.
		Besides fixing guns, it was Shields who came up with the fix for William Bratton's debilitating back ache, when he mentioned having seen a sweat bath treatment that he then reproduced.
	www.lewis-clark.org /content/content-article.asp?ArticleID=2608 (1948 words)

	Ramu River Shields (Art-Pacific.com: New Guinea tribal art and Indonesian folk art)
		The Ramu River basin in Madang Province parallels the larger Sepik River basin.
		Shields are usually pierced near the rim for attachment of a carrying strap.
		The first shield is unusual in that the basketry weaving is still intact on the lower part of the shield.
	www.art-pacific.com /artifacts/nuguinea/shields/ramu.htm (350 words)

	Job Stories
		Once the river was diverted through the bypass channel, any remaining water in the dammed section was then pumped out with three 6 in.
		The river’s swift waters needed to be diverted to a point downstream of where they were working on the sewer pipe.
		Whitaker had no choice but to run the diversion channel around the west bank of the river, and bring all their equipment and supplies onto the “island” that was created between the diversion channel and the dammed river section.
	www.epi-shields.com /JobStories/job_stories_RiverDiversion.htm (1359 words)

	World Rivers Review, December 1996
		Douglas Shields is an expert on river and stream restoration and a research hydraulic engineer at the US Department of Agriculture's National Sedimentation Laboratory.
		River floodplain habitat is dynamic: the river migrates, overflows, etc. If we confine a river with "river training" structures such as levees, and then develop the river's natural floodplain for agriculture, industry, etc., that can be a practically irreversible situation.
		Much evidence suggests that costs for maintaining the navigation channel in the river were increased by the accelerated erosion and sedimentation that followed the cutoffs.
	www.irn.org /pubs/wrr/9612/shields.html (1229 words)

	Shields River - Fishing Guide - Montana FWP
		The Shields River arises as a small, high-gradient stream draining the west slope of the Crazy Mountains.
		The river is 65 miles in length from its origin at Fawn Creek to its mouth.
		In the Shields River headwaters, the watershed has been extensively logged, while in the lower reaches of the drainage, livestock grazing and other agricultural activities are the major land uses.
	fwp.mt.gov /fishing/guide/q_Shields_River__1104569457234.aspx (347 words)

	Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office, The Bridger Trail-River Crossings
		The trail continued along the west side of the Bighorn River, usually within a mile or less from the river until reaching the mouth of Nowood Creek.
		After crossing the Greybull, the trail continued west along the north side of the river to the vicinity of the big bend in the river, at which point it proceeded north until it reached the Shoshone River.
		The trail continued west along the south side of the Yellowstone, crossed Boulder River near Big Timber, Montana, and continued along the Yellowstone for about sixteen miles to the crossing near Hunter Hot Springs and present-day Springvale, Montana, approximately seven miles east of the Shields River.
	wyoshpo.state.wy.us /btrail/rivercrossings.html (531 words)

	Lewis and Clark--Indiana connections (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		He is given that privilege "as we were disposed to be of service to any one of our party who had performed their duty as well as Colter had done." Colter spends four years as a trapper and is apparently the first white man to see what is now Yellowstone Park.
		Shields eventually settles in Indiana, near Corydon, where he dies and is buried.
		Although married, Shields was allowed to go on the expedition despite the "no married men rule." There is some evidence that Clark's brother may have helped Mrs.
	www.statelib.lib.in.us /www/ihb/publications/lcnine.html (1308 words)

	Three Rivers Cycleway - R.Tyne, Shields Ferry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A ferry service has crossed the River Tyne between North and South Shields since 1377 and is now the only ferry crossing on the tidal stretch of the river.
		The existing North Shields landing stage was renewed in May 2004 with a longer modern link span, new pontoon and an enclosed wating area.
		The South Shields landing was renewed in 2000, and there are plans for an additional landing stage at the Royal Quays.
	www.cycle-routes.org /threerivers/tyne_crossings/ferry.html (229 words)

	Shields Marina
		Shields Marina is located where the Wakulla River joins the St. Marks River in the town of St. Marks, Florida.
		Shields' is a full service marina with both wet and dry storage, transient slippage, boat sales and service.
		Shields Marina is a freshwater anchorage, just 20 miles south of Tallahassee, Florida at the end of state road 363.
	www.shieldsmarina.com /shields_marina.htm (110 words)

	Fly Fishing Trips Near Yellowstone Park-Montana Fly Fishing
		Still the longest undammed river (670 miles long) in the contiguous United States, the Yellowstone connects the Rockies of Yellowstone Park with the prairies and badlands of eastern Montana.
		The river supports trout all the way to Billings, but the best fly fishing for trout is from its confluence in Yellowstone Park to Columbus, MT, a distance of about 200 miles.
		Born high in the Wind River Range of the Wyoming Rockies, the Bighorn in Montana was just another "downstream" prairie river full of muddy water and bullhead catfish.
	www.mtflyfishing.com /tour.html (591 words)

	Southern Montana Rivers
		The Boulder River, a tributary of the Jefferson River, it rises in the Rocky Mountains at the continental divide in the Deerlodge National Forest.
		The Shields River, a tributary of the Yellowstone River, it rises in the Crazy Mountains in northern Park County.
		The Gallatin River, a tributary of the Missouri River, it rises in the northwest corner of Yellowstone National Park in the Gallatin Range of the Rocky Mountains.
	www.fortsmithmontana.com /southern-montana-rivers.htm (333 words)

	Montana Fly Fishing
		Irrigation takes a heavy toll on the river; during these months some stretches may be drawn down too far to support trout populations.
		The Shields' legendary waters descend from a picturesque range known as the Crazy Mountains and flow over fragile riparian habitat before feeding into the Yellowstone River.
		When Yellowstone cutthroat trout conservation became a hot issue in 1998, Shields River ranching families were faced with the possibility of losing influence over watershed management decisions if Yellowstone cutthroats were to be listed under the Endangered Species Act.
	www.rmgameandfish.com /fishing/RM_0406_02/index2.html (695 words)

	Blacksmiths in the Corps of Discovery: 1806 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Shields recommended that Bratton be “restored by violent sweats.” Bratton probably agreed, thinking “Shields Therapy” would be no worse than what ailed him.
		Captain Lewis writes: “Shields sunk a circular hole of 3 feet diamiter and four feet deep in the earth.
		Lewis and his men almost met their end on Maria’s River with the Blackfeet in the only violent Indian encounter of the expedition.
	www.appaltree.net /aba/lewis_and_clark/1806.htm (573 words)

	South Shields - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		South Shields FC is the town's main football team.
		Originally formed during the first decade of the twentieth century, the team played in the Football League during the 1920s, when the world record transfer was held by the team.
		Since then Shields have been promoted and relegated within the league but as of 28 October 2006 are top of the second division and are expected to progress much futher through the football pyramid.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Shields (1872 words)

	Clark on the Yellowstone
		The camp was located on the north side of the river a mile or two below the mouth of Hump Creek.
		The position of the river has changed and the campsite is on the east side of the river east of the Pioneer Elementary School.
		Clark's Camp was on the south side of the river in Yellowstone County.
	www.clarkontheyellowstone.org /heritage.html (821 words)

	Job Stories
		This would save time and money since the river crossings had to be done at constrained durations.
		Also due to the precise dimensions and the structural stability of the Slide Rail JWF would be able to use the system as a concrete form for pouring the encasement.
		Forty-five days were planned to complete the crossings, so JWF has had to use their equipment efficiently and work extended shifts to accommodate the accelerated schedule.
	www.epi-shields.com /JobStories/job_stories_RiverCrossing.htm (807 words)

	2006 Visitor's Guide : Livingston, Shields Valley, Gardiner, Yellowstone Park, Paradise Valley, Big Timber, Montana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		River runners test their skill in whitewater on the Yellowstone River.
		People floating the river must have one U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket on board for each person in the boat, and children under 12 years of age must wear a life jacket at all times.
		Spring runoff usually starts in May, and while the Yellowstone River can run high and muddy — much to the dismay of anlgers — whitewater rafters and kayakers are delighted with the challenging water to be found running through Gardiner and Yankee Jim Canyon.
	www.livingstonenterprise.com /visitors/outdoors/index.php (3538 words)

	Upper Sepik River Shields (Art-Pacific.com: New Guinea tribal art and Indonesian folk art)
		The faces on this first shield are typical of the distinctive Wogumas face.
		Their river bank villages are clustered in the area of the junctions of the April and Wogumas Rivers with the Sepik River.
		This large shield with geometric designs was purchased from Mathew Andi at the Brugnauwi camp in Ambunti, 1985.
	www.art-pacific.com /artifacts/nuguinea/shields/sepikup.htm (410 words)

	Amazon.com: River / Movie: Video: Nora Swinburne,Esmond Knight,Arthur Shields,Suprova Mukerjee,Thomas E. Breen,Patricia ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Harriet, the daughter of the English manager of a jute mill on the banks of the Ganges; Radha, the daughter of their English neighbor whose mother was Indian; and Valerie, the daughter of a wealthy English couple whom we never meet.
		THE RIVER is a key film in Renoir's career moving from "reality" to "inner truth", from the naturalism and social realism of his 30's films to the theatrical atrificially and satyrically enhanced realites that are presented in Criterion's DVD edition of "STAGE AND SPECTACLE".
		Scratch the surface and "The River" becomes a metaphor on the meaning of life, or at least the Hindu concept of it -- a cycle of births and deaths.
	www.amazon.com /River-Movie-Nora-Swinburne/dp/630296928X (3165 words)

	Bank of the Rockies Shields Valley Office Page
		The Shields Valley is nestled between the Crazy Mountains to the east, Bridger Mountains to the west and the Absaroka Mountains to the south, with the Shields River, one of the prime trout streams in Montana meandering through the valley.
		Located in the Shields Valley River Basin, home of the oldest archcological dig in North America, is the Anzick Site, dating back 11,500 years ago.
		In 1968 it was discovered the late Ice Age People left over 100 red ocher covered stones and the bone artifacts of a two year old child at the most prominent land feature in the center of the Shields River Valley floor located near Wilsall, Montana.
	www.bankoftherockies.com /46346.html (177 words)

	Watershed Group Details (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Watershed Description: The Upper Shields Watershed lies in the northern portion of Park County in south central Montana.
		The Upper Shields Watershed Association formed in November 1997 because of the Yellowstone Cutthroat Trout issue.
		The Upper Shields River Watershed Association is a collection of land owners and citizens of the community that share the vision that ranching, as a way of life, can and must be preserved.
	water.montana.edu /watersheds/groups/details.asp?groupID=30 (633 words)

	April River Shields
		The Nipe on the shield is to identify the warrior and scare away the enemy.
		Large shields with handles: One man holds the shield to protect other bowmen or spear carriers.
		Men will sleep under the shields in bush camps or when they establish a new garden camp to protect them from resident spirits (masalai) and to inform the spirits who is abroad.
	www.pacificartefacts.com /april_river_shields.htm (260 words)

	Shields River Health Ministry Affiliate
		The Shields River Health Ministry is a health ministry project based out of the Shields River Lutheran Church and is available to all Shields River valley residents.
		The Shields River Health Ministry's mission is to share their programs, information, and resources.
		With a steering committee of one physician, three nurses, two dietitian-diabetic educators and other volunteers who are familiar with the community, the Shields River Health Ministry hopes to contribute toward the Center's research goals by collaborating on specific topics or through referral of subjects.
	www.montana.edu /crchc/Affiliate_Shields_River_Health_Ministry.htm (108 words)

	Chief Washakie Foundation
		One of the most famous Indians in American history, Chief Joseph was born in 1840 near the Grand Ronde River in present-day northeast Oregon.
		A hundred years earlier, it is likely that they had a larger population living in as many as 100 villages, but beginning in the 1780s, their population began to decline as European and Asian sailors landed and introduced new diseases into the region.
		The worst of these was smallpox, which spread up and down the Columbia River in the 1780s killing at least half of the native peoples living between the Pacific Ocean and the Rocky Mountains.
	www.windriverhistory.org /exhibits/chiefjoseph/chiefjoseph01.htm (1213 words)

	Mountain Home / Gallery Detail
		The home is on 20 acres with a nice stretch of the Shields River running through the property.
		The home has a great front porch overlooking a yard shaded with huge cottonwood trees, and the tree lined river beyond that.
		In addition to the amazing access to the Shields River, from this great location it is just a short drive to hiking, biking, rafting, and horseback riding in the summer months, and skiing and snowmobiling in the winter months.
	www.mountain-home.com /gallerydetail.php?id=281 (772 words)

	Shields MRI - Dartmouth Map (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Follow Route 140 South to exit 2 West, Route 195 West towards Fall River.
		The Shields MRI - Dartmouth Center is the white building one half mile ahead on the right.
		At the end of the ramp, take a left, crossing the railroad tracks.
	www.shields.com /locations/dartmap.html (118 words)

	Activities at Sky Arbor
		30 miles north of Livingston in the Shields River valley, 22 acres of majestic seclusion on the west slope of the Crazy Mountains.
		Montana’s famous fishing can be had in high country lakes, or in the nearby Shields and Yellowstone Rivers.
		This area of Montana is a hub of recreational opportunities which bring fun and reward simply through the excitement of exploration.
	www.skyarbor.com /activities.html (363 words)

	Shields River Homestead (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		SHIELDS RIVER HOMESTEAD - The property consists of 39+- acres, with nearly 1/2 mile of Shields River and ¼ mile Falls Creek.
		Several additional building sites with river and mountain views.
		Wildlife plus excellent fishing is found on the property or in the Yellowstone River just 10 minutes away.
	www.davidviers.com /Rural_/ShieldsHomestead/shieldshomestead.html (100 words)

	MSU News -- MSU nets $4 million from Shields Valley ranch sale
		The scholarships, to be called the Bonhomme Scholarships, are the legacy of the late Peter F. and Elvi Bonhomme, long-time ranchers in Shields Valley who specified that the proceeds of the sale of their estate be divided between the state's two universities and used for returning student scholarships.
		The Bonhomme's bequest is one of the largest gifts the university has ever received, according to David Gibson, interim president and executive director of the MSU Foundation.
		The Bonhomme's gift includes 180 acres by the Shields River sold in August generating $375,000 for each of the two state universities.
	www.montana.edu /news/1017335475.html (413 words)

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