On Oct. 19, 2019 the Archaeological Institute of America--Jacksonville Society will celebrate International Archaeology Day with its annual fair at the Beaches Museum in Jacksonville Beach from 10 a.m. until […]
Talks by local archaeologists, flintknapping demonstrations, atlatl (spear-thrower) toss, dig box, Junior Ranger activity, artifact replicas, university booths, and other activities for people of all ages at King Gillette Ranch, […]
Join us for a celebration of the career and contributions of State Archaeologist Brian Jones. Presentations by prominent Connecticut archaeologists. Participate in hands-on activities for children and adults.
Event "Međunarodni dan arheologije u Arheološkom muzeju Osijek" will take place in our venue, in the center of the Old Town, on Saturday, October 19th. Free entry for all visitors […]
An update on the archaeology of people of African descent on Nantucket! Recent research has focused on artifacts excavated during 2014 fieldwork, relating to Seneca and Thankful Boston, the original […]
While the most famous wet site in Washington is Ozette, on the Olympic Peninsula, southwest Washington also has its share of wet sites, brimming with information about the daily lives […]
This year our main interest is archaeology of sacrum: cemetaries, churches and all relics related with that topic. There will be lectures - one of them will be "Forgotten necropoles" […]
Ahmanson Lecture
Darrell Herbert, resident of Montgomery County, specialist in analyzing LIDAR Digitized Earth Model features and historic landmarks, will share his discoveries of Old Montgomery County roads, villages, and artifacts. Includes […]
Rome and Colonial America were more alike than you might think! Think: Tribute, Technology, and Transportation. Join local archaeologist, Kimberley Connors, as we discuss how the Roman model formed the […]
