Material is modified to the level of the students. Program can be adjusted to meet time restrictions. This program is an excellent introduction to archaeology in the Southeastern United States. Discussion will include Native American food ways, mobility, shelter, tool kits, and social organization. Students will be given the opportunity to examine artifacts from a number of time periods.
Material is modified to the level of the students.
Program can be adjusted to meet time restrictions. Each student is given an object with which they are familiar, a penny. The penny is used to draw the students' attention to the enormous amount of cultural information that can be retrieved from a single object when it is viewed from a number of different perspectives. Program can be adjusted to meet time restrictions Through a series of practical activities students are given an introduction to the concepts of past time on a personal level. Sequencing personal past events leads to discussion of the importance of past history in their own lives and allows speculation about the importance of the present to the future.