A 5-day Field School for people already familiar with the basic techniques of archaeological excavation and recording to take part in the continuing investigation into the development of a Tudor grand-house. The cost of the Field School is £100 per person.
The Section of Archaeology at the State Museum will be conducting their excavation at Fort Hunter Mansion and Park between September 4 and October 4, 2019. Every fall since 2006, the Archaeology Section of the State Museum of Pennsylvania has led a month-long excavation at Fort Hunter Mansion and Park in Harrisburg, PA. Come out […]
CfP Session "Roman Archaeology in the 21st Century" 25th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists Bern, September 4-7, 2019 Two decades into the 21st century, the political and social framework of Europe is facing multiple challenges with issues such as migration, growing political and social instabilities, and economic uncertainties on the table. […]
The Wyoming Archaeology Fair showcases Wyoming's rich cultural heritage from prehistory to the present day! It provides unique fun hands-on learning experiences for all ages, including flint knapping, atlatl throwing, pottery making, hide painting, soapstone carving, and more. The fair also features the Wind River Dancers, Plains Indian historian Michael Bad Hand, and David Osmundsen […]
Please join the AIA Baltimore Society for the John Howard Young Lecture. Dr. Maryl Gensheimer (University of Maryland, College Park) will deliver a lecture entitled "Awash in Innuendo at the Baths of Caracalla."
Lecturer: Professor Michael Galaty (University of Michigan) In 2013, Diros Project members excavating at Final Neolithic Ksagounaki (occupied 4250-3800 BC), located outside the remarkable Neolithic cave site of Alepotrypa in Mani, Greece, revealed a circular monument that had been inserted into the existing settlement/mortuary complex, truncating several burials. To our surprise, the monument - an […]
The Tennessee Council for Professional Archaeology is back with the third annual Tennessee Archaeology Day event! Come on out to Bells Bend Park in Nashville, TN, on September 14th to celebrate and learn about the archaeology and history of Tennessee. This event is FREE and open to everyone. We'll have a variety of activities that […]
Event is situated at Devin castle near Bratislava (capital city of Slovakia). Visitors can try many archaeological activitis (sieving, archaeological test pit, anthropology ).
Joukowsky Lecture
