Project Archaeology

10/05/2026

Our Tennessee Valley Archaeological Research Workshop was amazing!

10/03/2026

Coming soon.....

09/28/2026

"The workshop was super well organized. Not only did good learning come of it for use in our classrooms, but we bonded as educators - sharing our experiences and plans for how to implement Project Archeology in our future interactive curriculum."

This summer we had the opportunity to visit Cave Towers and and the Edge of the Cedars museum as part of our Investigating Puzzle House Pueblo workshop in Montecello, Utah.

We learned a lot about the Ancestral Puebloans and the native tribes from the area thanks to our amazing presenters and experts!

Thank you to the Bears Ears Partnership for hosting us!

09/23/2026

Painted Bluff teacher workshop in Florence, AL in June 2026🥰

We had so much fun making new friends this summer in our workshops! A big thank you to all who participated!

09/17/2026

"Loved the talk from the family of the Clotilda and Project Archaeology shelter."

"I learned it's not about the ship but the people and their story."

This summer archaeology educators from around the nation toured the Africatown cemetery and the Africatown Heritage House's Clotilda Exhibition as part of NAEC 2026.

Thank you to the USA Archaeology Museum for hosting us!

08/28/2026

08/14/2026

A personal message from Sara Ayers-Rigsby, President of the Register of Professional Archaeologists, to the 2026 National Archaeology Educators Conference participants.

08/12/2026

We discovered the past of Africatown and shaped the future of archaeology education in Mobile, Alabama! The conference inspired and connected 36 educators to create impactful cultural learning experiences for their students and community.

07/29/2026

Our NAEC 2026 totes are full of goodies and the Silent Auction table is ready for bids. Thank you to all of our sponsors for supporting archaeology educators. We know you are committed to protecting archaeological sites and educating youth about our shared cultural heritage.

07/28/2026

Cheers! Thanks to the Project Archaeology Leadership Team (LT), the Institute for Heritage Education, and Nashke Native Games the NAEC 2026 participants will be enjoying nice refreshment breaks between sessions.

The LT serves as an advisory board composed of members of our Network of archaeologists, educators, and descendant community members.

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