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ABOUT MR. JOHNSON Virgil’s commitment to cultural connectedness and appreciation, to archaeology education, to community, and to country is evidenced throughout his life. His passionate support and prolific involvement in this Program are necessary, welcome, and rewarding. Virgil, a member and former chair of the Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Reservation, is a tribal Elder,…
Voices of the Ancients: Archaeology and Oral Tradition
Southern Utah University (SUU), home of our Utah Project Archaeology Program, received a Landmarks of American History and Culture from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
PA Featured in American Archaeology Magazine
Project Archaeology was featured in the Fall 2023 issue of American Archaeology magazine (Vol. 27, No. 3) and the article is here for you to read.
Arizona Achieves: Developing Investigating an ‘Olas Kii Pithouse, a State-Specific Shelter Investigation
Arizona Achieves: Developing Investigating an ‘Olas Kii Pithouse, a State-Specific Shelter Investigation Investigating Shelter guides students through a complete investigation of an archaeological site using artifacts, maps, historic photographs, drawings, and oral histories. The curriculum includes an investigation of an authentic archaeological site using real data and a living descendant. The PA National Program had…
End of the 35th Anniversary Year Giving
A gift of $35, either one-time or monthly, to our nonprofit partner, the Institute for Heritage Education, ensures that students continue to experience the excitement of discovering the past through the thrill of archaeological inquiry.
What Clues Help Us Understand the Lives of People in the Past?
Scientific studies of the Vesuvius AD 79 eruption provide information about the phases of eruption and the evidence archaeologists use to interpret the past.
