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Lecture: More than what’s below the surface, by Dr. Michelle LeFebvre
“More than what’s below the surface: What hurricane impacts to archaeological sites in southwest Florida are teaching us about cultural heritage and resilience in the present.”
Open Archaeology Lab!
Ever wonder what archaeologists do with everything they dig up at archaeological sites once the fieldwork is finished? Join us for an open archaeology lab to find out!
SAHS Speaker Series: Creating Weathering the Storm
Join the St. Augustine Historical Society in welcoming Nicole Diehm, Librarian and Curator at the St. Augustine Historical Society Research Library, for her presentation, Never Repeats, Often Rhymes: Creating Weathering the Storm.
SAAA Talk: Nine Lives of the Key Marco Cat
Join us in welcoming Austin Bell, the Chief Curator at the Museum of Florida History for his presentation, “The Nine Lives of Florida’s Famous Key Marco Cat.” SAAA lectures are free and open to the public!
Florida's First People
Humans have lived in Florida for over 14,000 years! Archaeologists work to reconstruct these past cultures and the environments people relied upon for food, shelter, and more. This presentation takes the audience through a timeline of cultural practices and materials to explore Florida’s indigenous peoples, from the earliest known sites, through millennia of cultural shifts and environmental changes, up to the arrival of the Europeans and today’s thriving communities.
SAHS SPEAKER SERIES: ENGAGING COMMUNITIES IN HISTORY
Join the St. Augustine Historical Society in welcoming Dr. Leslee Keys for her presentation, Celebrations and Commemorations: Engaging Communities in History.
Cheese and wine at 6:30pm, meeting begins at 7pm
HISTORIC CEMETERIES AS OUTDOOR MUSEUMS
We encourage families and classes to get into the cemeteries within their communities and put archaeological principles to the test. This presentation will cover iconography, dating of headstones, and change of style over time (seriation) along with lessons in cemetery preservation. This event is free and open to the public.
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