Archeologists can explore the world of interpretation through
online activities, case studies, fun facts, and more. This guide introduces
the art and science of interpretation, methods and techniques for engaging
the public with archeological resources, and the significant role interpretation
can play in encouraging public stewardship.
The Robinson house survived in spite of the first and
second battles of Manassas during the American Civil War. As African
Americans, the Robinson family found themselves embroiled in the struggles
of the nation before and after that war. Come explore how archeological
research, architectural studies, and oral history reveal new insights
into the changing lifeways of free African Americans.
Newcomers to the North American continent learned to
live in a new place. They shaped the land, and were in turn shaped by
it. Take a look at recent discoveries by interdisciplinary teams in
the eastern and midwestern states that shine new light on life in this
volatile time. Explore how people endured the environmental tumult of
the ice age.
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