Margaret Murphy’s lecture, titled “Linguistic Preservation: Perspectives and Interpretation,” in honor of National Archaeology Day was successful!
The AIA-North Alabama Society co-sponsored an Archaeology Fair for National Archaeology Day.
The AIA-Minnesota Society celebrated National Archaeology Day with a poster session featuring the archaeological work of 11 undergraduate and graduate students.
“Archaeologist for a Day” in Providence, RI brought together students, professionals and visitors to celebrate the past.
The Discovery Programme’s Late Iron Age and ‘Roman’ Ireland (LIARI) Project hosted a successful international conference in Dublin as part of National Archaeology Day.
The John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center celebrated National Archaeology Day and National Fossil Day on October 13, 2012 at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park in Orange County, CA.
The Delaware Department of Transportation’s site on US Route 301 celebrated National Archaeology Day with open site visits to the ongoing dig at the Armstrong Rogers Site.
On Saturday, October 20, The College of Wooster held the fourteenth annual Archaeology Day.
The North Carolina Maritime Museum had a great turnout for Queen Anne’s Revenge Community Day, held in honor of National Archaeology Day, on October 20th.
Independence National Historical Park hosted a teacher workshop on National Archaeology Day.
