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ANTIQUES ROADSHOW and host Mark L. Walberg paid its second visit to San Antonio, Texas, where appraisers corralled treasures from all over the map.
ARTICLE: Geronimo: Beyond the Name
Geronimo's name lives on in the folklore of the West. But who was he really?
ARTICLE: How to Date an Old Horse ...
What's a thermoluminescence test, and how is it used to authenticate ancient pottery?
YOUR STORIES: Rita
Rita from San Antonio, Texas, tells us about her Philippine tapestry and jewelry set.
ARTICLE: Unraveling a Needlework Mystery
Following the "thread" of Elizabeth Ann Pitman's Rhode Island sampler.
ARTICLE: Medieval, Renaissance, or a Later Replica?
Is this statue a 15th-century original? The answer to that question could be worth about $100,000.
YOUR STORIES: Donald and Jeanette G.
Donald and Jeanette G. tell us about their JFK assassination newspaper and original print roller from the Dallas Morning News.
SLIDESHOW: Buddy Holly and The Crickets Collection
An up-close look at memorabilia from the short but legendary career of rock-and-roll pioneers Buddy Holly and The Crickets
YOUR STORIES: Kay
Kay from San Antonio, Texas, tells us about her beer stein.
SLIDESHOW: Behind the Scenes in San Antonio
Photos from ROADSHOW's visit to San Antonio, Texas, on July 14, 2007.
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