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Do you want to visit an archaeology site? Are you curious about what archaeologists do and why? We have information about all this -- and a lot more.

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Using archaeology in K-12 education
 
 

 

Archaeology Month Fun & Fiction

The theme for Florida Archaeology Month 2006 is The Land Provides. Special programs include tours of archaeological sites; films; book fairs; public and classroom lectures; museum and library exhibits; living history demonstrations; and the distribution of educational materials, posters and bookmarks. Florida Archaeology Month is coordinated by the Florida Anthropological Society and supported by the Division of Historical Resources, the Florida Department of State, the Florida Archaeological Council, Florida State Parks, state and local museums, historical commissions, libraries and public and private school systems.


Thanks to Carol Ellick & the SRI Foundation

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