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Tuesday, 05 November 2024, 02:18 (02:18 AM) CST, day 310 of 2024

Prehistoric Cultures

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Archaeology Week

Minnesota Archaeology Week -- Minnesota Archaeology

Wisconsin Historic Preservation Week / Wisconsin Archaeology Week -- Wisconsin Historical Society: Archaeology

Duluth / Superior Archaeology Week

  • Archaeology Night at Barnes and Noble Booksellers
    • Friday 03 May 2002
    • 7:00 - 9:00 p.m.
    • at the Duluth Barnes and Noble Store in the Miller Hill Mall
    • Demonstrations of
      • Stone Tool Making
      • Pottery Making
      • Local Archaeologists will be present to show artifacts from northern Minnesota and to answer questions

       

  • Public Lecture: "History of Two Harbors"
    • Monday 06 May 2002
    • 7:00 p.m.
    • at the Superior Public Library
    • Speaker: Hugh Bishop
      • Mr. Bishop, a local historican, will be discussing the history of Two Harbors

       

  • Public Lecture: "Osaugie's Heritage"
    • Tuesday 07 May 2002
    • 7:00 p.m.
    • at the Superior Public Library
    • Speaker: Lorrie Madden
      • Ms. Madden, a descendent of Osaugie, will be discussing Indian heritage in Northern MN / WI
  • 4th Annual Archaeology Festival
    • Saturday 18 May 2002
    • 9:00 to 3:00 p.m.
    • at Glensheen, 3300 London Road, Duluth
    • Demonstrations of
      • Stone Tool Making
      • Pottery Making
      • Hands on activities for children of all ages
      • A "sandbox" excavation for children
      • Artificats on display from regional sites
    • Local Archaeologists will be present to show artifacts from northern Minnesota and to answer questions
    • Free and open to the public
    • Sponsored by
      • The Northern Lakes Aarchaeology Society
      • Glensheen Historic Estate
      • The Superior National Forest
      • The Duluth Archaeology Center
      • For more informatio call The Duluth Archaeology Center, (218) 624-5489


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