Universidad Externado held an event with activities included simulated excavation for children and a tour through sites/periods that show the social changes that have occurred in Colombia.
The Lafayette Science Museum celebrated International Archaeology Day by running the planetarium program, “The First Stargazers.”
The AIA-Milwaukee IAD event showcased that in ancient times, just like in modern times, different fashions and ways of dressing could say a lot about a person and their culture.
Underground Railroad History Project heard a lecture from Ron Greene and participated in a dig at the Thomas Elkins property.
In the Museum-wide event, the Royal Ontario Museum presented a lecture and multiple workshops for it’s participants.
The University of Guyana’s interactive activities, demonstrations and dissemination of informative information to the University campus community which brought lots of favorable response from faculty and students.
The AIA-Stanford Society and the Stanford Persian Student Association premiered the documentary and book release, “5000 Years of Iranian Engineering”.
Museum of Central Bohemia in Roztoky organized an Early Bronze Age hoard together with the lectures on Bronze Age and conservation techniques.
On International Archaeology Day, the Museum of Peja- Kosovo, collaborated with the Art School in Peja for a path of cultural heritage.
International Archaeology Day at Oneida Community Mansion House included a walking tour of the structures and landscape that comprised the 19th century community.
