Placeography:Elliot Park Neighborhood Archaeology Project
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IntroElliot Park Neighborhood Archaeology Project
The Elliot Park Neighborhood Archaeology Project is a five-day community event centered on excavation of a local, historic archaeological site in the Elliot Park neighborhood. For the fifth year in a row, archaeologists, students and community members will work together on exploring the history that lies buried beneath our feet.
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Featured ProjectThe 2008 Elliot Park Neighborhood Archaeology Site is the backyard of a house bordering Elliot Park. This year's site is located at 722-724 East 17th Street, just north of the I-35W/I-94 interchange.
The 5 day dig is Aug 13th to 17th.
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VolunteerBecome a Volunteer!
We welcome visitors and volunteers, and you can come and go as you like during the project. Just show up between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, and you can stay for five minutes or five hours. All visitors should be sure to bring sun protection, and if you would like to dig, please be sure to wear sturdy footwear. Volunteers and visitors will need to sign a basic liability waiver. You can also view information on a few simple cautions and precautions, and some basics of archaeology. edit
School WorksheetsSchool Project Worksheet: Cataloging Artifacts
You are in progress with an archaeological dig and are discovering new and amazing artifacts. How will you organize them? How will you catalog them to let you know where in the dig site they were discovered? Use this worksheet to help you out.
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