Preserving our buried past through education and outreach

Posts Tagged: archaeology

Congratulations Amber cake, with plan view of Kingsley Slave Quarter and artifacts mapped as they are in Project Archaeology conglomerate. Perfect tribute to archaeologist researching Kingsley who helped on national Shelter curriculum. You’ll be missed!

I’m crushing your head!

Just about ready for summer…

City archaeologist Carl Halbirt with a halberd!

City archaeologist Carl Halbirt with a halberd!

What was the biggest dig in Florida?  Trick question!  Cross Florida Canal that began in 1933 resulted in 25 miles of excavation before being halted by Nixon in 1971.

What was the biggest dig in Florida? Trick question! Cross Florida Canal that began in 1933 resulted in 25 miles of excavation before being halted by Nixon in 1971.

You know I love me a good archy bday cake!  

From Debbie Miles-Williams Instagram, University of Leicester.

Happy 31st birthday Anna!

You know I love me a good archy bday cake!

From Debbie Miles-Williams Instagram, University of Leicester.

Happy 31st birthday Anna!

Marineland, Flagler County, Florida

Marineland, Flagler County, Florida

Rainy day archaeology. Plus missing piece is apropos, we never really know the full picture:)

Virtual Florida Fieldtrips - The Smyrnea Settlement - YouTube

New Smyrna on my mind…. Never been? Take a visit with Virtual Florida Fieldtrips and learn about Florida’s British colonial past.

Project Archaeology Leadership Academy

Training opportunity for teachers interested in archaeology education. Travel stipend included:)