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State Archaeological Education Programs
Explore how communities bring archaeology to life for the public .
This book gathers real-world approaches from states and federal agencies to educate, involve, and inspire people about the past.
In State Archaeological Education Programs, readers get a clear, practical look at how public archaeology is organized, funded, and improved across North America. The collection highlights varied programs, from classroom kits and museum outreach to preservation weeks and community exhibits. It also covers successes, challenges, and lessons that can help other states and organizations connect people with archaeology in meaningful ways. Real-world programs from Colorado, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Saskatchewan, and more. Strategies for public outreach, education partnerships, and community involvement. OPEN-ENDED discussions of funding, staffing, and volunteer participation. Context on federal and interagency efforts to support public archaeology. Ideal for educators, museum staff, and policymakers seeking proven models to broaden public understanding and appreciation of archaeological heritage.
State Archaeological Education Programs
This book gathers real-world approaches from states and federal agencies to educate, involve, and inspire people about the past.
In State Archaeological Education Programs, readers get a clear, practical look at how public archaeology is organized, funded, and improved across North America. The collection highlights varied programs, from classroom kits and museum outreach to preservation weeks and community exhibits. It also covers successes, challenges, and lessons that can help other states and organizations connect people with archaeology in meaningful ways. Real-world programs from Colorado, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Saskatchewan, and more. Strategies for public outreach, education partnerships, and community involvement. OPEN-ENDED discussions of funding, staffing, and volunteer participation. Context on federal and interagency efforts to support public archaeology. Ideal for educators, museum staff, and policymakers seeking proven models to broaden public understanding and appreciation of archaeological heritage.
State Archaeological Education Programs
102 pages, Hardcover
Published August 24, 2018
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