1969 was a memorable year. Humans first walked on the moon; the Miracle Mets won the World Series; Richard Nixon became President; a dairy farm in New York was host […]
Spend a weekend with Elders, Southern Ute Preservation team, and professional archaeologists, learning traditional crafts (flint-knapping, bow making, yucca twine, etc.), archaeological survey mapping, and methods of cultural heritage site […]
Visit historic Hunter's Home as living historians from all over the United States demonstrate 19th century crafts and trades while we bring in the harvest and prepare the farm for […]
The competition would be done in two parts. Initially a soft copy (electronic version) of the poster will be submitted followed by the hard copy of said electronic version will […]
Admittance to the museum is free the 1st Sunday of the month. The Museum has 15,000 square feet of exhibition space with exhibits divided into five galleries.
Learn about edible and useful plants that can be gathered in the fall! This is an outdoor workshop and requires hiking on ungroomed trails. Those with mobility issues may find […]
The McClung Museum of Natural History & Culture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville will host "Can You Dig It?" —a free and family-friendly event with activities about archaeology and paleontology. The […]
The Call for Posters for our 2020 meeting in Atlanta, Georgia is now open through October 7, 2019. Poster proposers will be informed of their acceptance by late October. Please […]
Working on inventorying curated station collections
Matson Lecture Reception to follow Co-sponsored by the Human Arts Series and the History Program
