Fish Hook, circa 1830’s
Ponton Site, Michigan Frontier
(Photo by: Scott Beld, courtesy of Chippewa Nature Center and the Oxbow Archaeology Group)

“Archaeology is a great hook for engaging students in order to teach them social studies content and skills.”

George Brauer, Social Studies Educator
Baltimore County Public Schools

While at the conference, consider attending these archaeology presentations:

#86

Archaeology and Critical Thinking
Pre-Conference Clinic
Thursday, 1:00pm-4:00pm

#334

Using Archaeology to Teach Diversity
Audience: Middle/Jr. High
Friday, 12:30pm-1:30pm

#336

Adventures In Archaeology: Digging Into the Past With Elementary Students
Audience: Elementary
Saturday, 8:00am-9:00am

#312

Culture and Diversity in the Classroom: An Archaeological Approach
Audience: General
Saturday, 9:15am-10:15am

#1195

#339

Archaeology in the Social Studies: Helping Students Understand Chronology
Sunday, 8am-9am