Kansas Historical Society & Kansas Anthropological Association
Project Director
Virginia Wulfkuhle & John Tomasic, Kansas Historical Society
Description
The KATP offers volunteers an opportunity to learn archeological concepts and methods through hands-on experience and classroom instruction under the supervision of professional archeologists. In June 2010 they can participate in salvage excavation of a well-preserved, multicomponent prehistoric site that is being threatened by river erosion in Montgomery County, Kansas. Professional and avocational archeologists will work together to recover as much data as possible from the site before a major portion is destroyed by a streambank stabilization project.
Period(s) of occupation
Archaic-Late Prehistoric
Requirements
Age Requirements
10
Experience Requirements
none
Minimum Length Stay
1 day
Academic credit
Costs / Living Conditions
Room and Board arrangements
Participants are responsible for their own transportation to the project, lodging, and food. Possibilities are contained in the registration packet posted on the web site.
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