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Upcoming...

October online Workshop
​in ASU Career Catalyst: 
Project Archaeology Investigating Shelter
​Educators - we now have an online Investigating Shelter Teacher Workshop! Arizona Project Archaeology is offering a self-paced Investigating Shelter Teacher Workshop this fall through Arizona State University's Career Catalyst program. This interactive online workshop will present archaeological inquiry-based lessons featuring an enduring understanding, essential question and assessment, with teacher tools such as background information, materials list, word bank and interactive classroom exercises. This curriculum meets many essential Arizona Education Standards. The workshop is sponsored by Institute for Heritage Education grant funds and individual donations. Each teacher will receive the Project Archaeology Investigating Shelter curriculum (a $49.95 value). Workshop completion will generate completion certificate for professional development hours. 
The Project Archaeology Investigating Shelter October 1-31, 2022 online course is open on the ASU Career Catalyst site - Register NOW!

Saturday, October 22, 2022 in Yuma Arizona 
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As part of the annual Arizona Historic Preservation Conference and Site Steward conference we will host a 4 hour in-person Project Archaeology teacher workshop. 
For educators to register:
  • 1. Visit:  Site Steward conference registration form
  • 2. Fill out the first section with demographics. Say "no" to being a Site Steward and don't worry about questions directed to them.
  • ​3.   In the squared off section, please enter the "Project Archaeology" information only.   
​There is no cost for this event and attendance is limited to 20. We will be giving each attendee a curriculum book, a certificate of participation for continuing education credits and will have a raffle for classroom activity tools.

Past  events...

In June 2022, some very targeted Project Archaeology lessons and activities were  presented to Chandler Unified School District future Sixth Graders as part of their summer camp fun–over 90 students !
In March and May 2022, we did a Backwards Archaeology Living room investigation with over 80 students at the Mercury Mine School and a follow up investigation activity at the the Pueblo Grande Hohokam pithouse activity site. In both of these activities, students put on their investigator caps and used their new interpretation skills to identify evidence, context and how to infer site use. This was part of a school-wide year dedication to learning about indigenous cultures.
On October 30, 2021, Arizona Project Archaeology hosted a half day Investigating Shelter workshop in conjunction with the Arizona Site Steward Program Annual Conference.  This session was held at the Pueblo Grande Museum Archaeological Park in downtown Phoenix. We reviewed curriculum and participated in some activities together.
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We are pleased to share with our audience that the  Arizona Project Archaeology Investigating Shelter Video Project  has been selected to receive a  2021 Governor’s Heritage Preservation Honor Award.  On behalf of the State Historic Preservation Office and the Arizona Preservation Foundation, we are  thankful  for the contribution this project has made to the preservation of Arizona’s unique heritage!  

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Since 1982, the Arizona Preservation Foundation and State Historic Preservation Office have partnered to present the Governor’s Heritage Honor Preservation Awards. The awards recognize people, organizations, and projects that represent outstanding achievements in preserving Arizona’s prehistoric and historic resources. 
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