Join the City of Florence Department of Arts and Museums and Project Archaeology for a Junior Archaeology Camp at Pope’s Tavern Museum in Florence, Alabama. Participants (age 13-18) are invited to think like an archaeologist with hands-on learning as they investigate a shotgun house.
3 day educator workshop to explore the intersections of art, culture, and the past by talking about archaeological investigation of Painted Bluff, a Native American rock art site that overlooks Lake Guntersville near Huntsville, Alabama.
Investigate an Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site in the Four Corners and learn about the people and cultures living in the region today. Discover new ways to engage students with the past through hands-on scientific inquiry and knowledge shared by Indigenous descendant community members.
Discover new ways to engage students with the past through hands-on scientific inquiry of social studies content. Explore a midwestern wickiup shelter and learn about the Ojibwe and Meskwaki cultures during a 3 day workshop.
NEAC is a professional development conference for the Project Archaeology network. This year we will focus on discovering the past and shaping the future by visiting Africatown, hearing cultural perspectives, and experiencing hands-on lessons at University of South Alabama Archaeology Museum.