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ArchaeologyWhy Teach Project Archaeology?The tangible links to America's past are rapidly disappearing due to development, neglect, and vandalism. Project Archaeology is an educational program designed by the Bureau of Land Management to:
AudienceProject Archaeology targets classroom teachers, scout leaders and museum educators. Regional Project Archaeology facilitators provide training and mentoring to local educators, who in turn introduce archaeology in the classroom. For Information ContactBureau of Land Management Project Archaeology's FutureThe Bureau of Land Management and The Watercourse have entered into
a national partnership to develop and implement the second generation
of Project Archaeology. This partnership will expand and enhance the
scope of Project Archaeology through public and private partnerships.
For information on this exciting new partnership contact: Project Archaeology State ProgramsFor States not listed contact: ProjArch@co.blm.gov Alabama Tennessee |
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Other Archaeology Linkshttp://www.cr.nps.gov/seac/outline/index.htm http://www.digonsite.com/guide/index.html http://www.educationindex.com/archeol/ |
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