Project Archaeology fieldwork at the Atkins- Johnson Farm Home in 2014.
There will be two Project Archaeology workshops will be held in Missouri this summer, one in Independence and one in Jefferson City.
Archaeology and the interpretation of the human occupation of our parks and sites can be a fascinating presentation to visitors. The Project Archaeology curriculum can easily be adapted to visitor talks and activities.
Participants will receive full instruction in archaeological science for the classroom and a complete curriculum guide and materials. Both workshops will offer optional field trips and archaeological fieldwork.
A scholarship is being made available for an interpreter to attend the Independence Project Archaeology Workshop, July 23-27, 2018, at no cost. Interested applicants should write 100 words describing why you want to take the workshop and how you anticipate using the Project Archaeology materials at your site.
CLICK HERE for more information on how to apply for the scholarship.
