Printing the Past: Technological Innovation in Archaeology at Florida State University is an exhibition of the use of innovative technology to recreate objects and landscapes relevant for understanding recent fieldwork by archaeologists from the FSU Classics Department. Featured are artifacts from the three Roman sites of Cetamura del Chianti, Cosa and Corinth. Among the items […]
Think you are familiar with our exhibits? See the museum in a different way, by doing one of our archeology-themed scavenger hunts! Paper copies are available at our front desk.
Visit the new Gateway to Concord, including the Museum Shop, explore the exhibit Concord: At the Center of Revolution; encounter the People of Musketaquid, and discover twenty remarkable works of art from four Concord private collections. See 600 objects from the Concord Museum's exceptional archaeological collection on-view in a stunning display in the new People […]
Join us for an Open House and Q & A with artifacts from the Frederick A. Luce Collection and learn about pre-European contact Native Haverhill history. Program will showcase artifacts (such at lithics, steatite bowl fragments, ceramics, etc.) that span the ancient occupational periods in more detail. Museum educators will describe their uses and talk […]
Join the Eisenhower Birthplace staff at the Sherman Senior Center (1500 N Broughton) at 1 pm in a “touch and learn” activity with artifacts that tell the history of the Birthplace neighborhood.
Photographer Anibal Martel and researcher Thenesoya V. Martin De la Nuez are the Canarian co-creators of CISLANDERUS, a four-year long cultural and artistic project dedicated to the Canary Islanders community in Louisiana, the living legacy of the 18-Century Canarian immigration to New Orleans. Through over one hundred interviews and an unprecedented photographic archive, their work […]
Celebrate Pueblo Grande Museum's 90th Anniversary, The Story Continues: Pueblo Grande at 90, with a special “first look” evening event on October 17 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at Pueblo Grande Museum. Discover Phoenix's rich history and the diverse community of visionaries that expanded archaeological exploration and historical knowledge. Enjoy an archaeological presentation with […]
To celebrate International Archaeology Day and Month this Friday the 18th, we will be displaying some of the artifacts from the park's collections and have invited the public. We will be set up in the Visitor Center from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM.
Lecture "Archaeological Cultural Heritage", by PhD.c. Sefer Lajqi (archaeologist) Meant for students and then a visit to the archaeological exhibition in the Museum of Peja.
Come and join us, archaeologists, with your family and try to be an archaeologist! You will learn about different methods of documentation of find contexts and you can get involved in the quiz, you can solve archaeological questions.
Enjoy the entire day with our archaeologists and experience archaeology. Besides the guided tours in our great "The Celts" exhibition, enthusiasts of all ages can put their hands on selected artifacts, replicas, and can talk to many specialists about their interests.
Visitors will see the monastery premises with expert commentary by an archaeologist.
International Archaeology Day at the Parthenon 9:00am-12:00pm Saturday, October 19 Come join a morning full of archaeology activities and experiences at the Parthenon in Centennial Park in Nashville, Tennessee! The world's only full-size replica of the Parthenon is hosting the AIA-Nashville Society International Archaeology Day celebration including meet-and-greet opportunities with real archaeologists, special Architecture Tours, […]
Join us at the Miami University Art Museum as five scholars on ancient ceramics, lamps, and their social context explore topics inspired by objects in the associated exhibit, Illuminating the Past.
The St. Augustine Lighthouse & Maritime Museum will celebrate International Archaeology Day on Saturday, October 19, with artifacts on display in the Conservation Lab. The public can view the items through the PGA Viewing Window from 9 AM to 6 PM.
Commemorate the history of Wickliffe Mounds this October 19th, along with celebrating International Archaeology Day! Wickliffe Mounds archaeological site was first excavated in October 1932, which provided circumstances for decades of educational activities, archaeological, historical and biological research and tourism opportunities for thousands of visitors, scholars and students. Each year, Wickliffe Mounds presents a program […]
Discover the ancient peoples who were defined by the arid landscape of what is now Joshua Tree National Park. Daniel McCarthy will discuss how archaeologists study human culture through material remains and environmental landscapes. The class will begin with an archaeological overview including an exclusive visit to see the artifacts and archival collections at Joshua […]
Join us for our Archeology Day Open House with free tours of the Rayburn family home every 30 minutes and outside activities for the children.
