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Welcome to Project Archaeology - we have specialized areas for Students. Discover the past Shape the future. To foster understanding of past and present cultures; improve. Social studies and science education; and enhance. Citizenship education to help preserve our archaeological legacy. Discovery is nothing more than observing what is already there.
Discover the Past, Shape the Future! A Project Archaeology Sampler in Southeast Arizona. Posted by Jeanne Moe in Uncategorized. Arizona teachers observe modern artifacts in context and make inferences about the people who used them. Paulette LeBlanc, Project Archaeology professional development instructor, introduced 14 Arizona teachers to archaeology education. Short workshops at conferences effectively introduce teachers to archaeology in the classroom.
Lezing maandag 13 Februari 2012 om 19u in de Academie voor Beeldende Kunsten Gent. Donderdag 9 februari om 19. In de Foyer van SLAC.
Factory for Urban Living Exhibition. Please join us for the opening lecture and reception of the Factory for Urban Living exhibition. The 2013 Sciame Distinguished Visiting Professor Lectur.