The lecture offers details of what is known of the famed Library of Alexandria. In addition to housing an incredible literary corpus, the library attracted some of the best minds […]
Bob Suchanek of the Minnesota Archaeological Society will present an introduction to the prehistoric stone tools in Steele County. This illustrated talk will provide an overview of the prehistory of […]
Chelsea Rose Research Archaeologist, Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology Chinese immigrants were central to many 19th century Oregon industries including mining, railroad construction, hop farming, and coastal canneries. Despite […]
A variety of events, crafts, and activities related to archaeology including an exhibit, artifact identification, and lectures. Ball State will present on the Phase 3 archaeological dig at the Bronnenberg […]
Come enjoy a full day of demonstrations and activities highlighting archaeology and the rich heritage of the Mille Lacs area.
Not-for-profit organization Maritime Heritage Minnesota has been identifying, documenting, researching, and interpreting wrecks and other submerged archaeological resources in Minnesota’s lakes and rivers for 15 years. Learn about our shared […]
Come celebrate Ohio’s archaeological wonders with the Ohio History Connection! Ohio is home to some of the most important archaeological sites in North America. From the human-made heights of giant […]
How did Vermonters live in the past? What tools did they make and how did they make them? What has happened in the Upper Connecticut Valley during the last 12,900 […]
Further Phase II Evaluation and Delineation of a Small Mississippian Circular Hamlet in Clark County, Indiana. The Ellingsworth Site, (12CL127) located in Clark County, Indiana has had ongoing periodic archaeological […]
Forgeries are a feature of almost every period of art history. After a brief examination of the earliest documented Etruscan forgeries, created by Annio da Viterbo in the late 15th […]
