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Calusa Coast Keynote Speaker Presentation: Tina Osceola
We're excited to announce that Tina Osceola will be our Keynote Speaker at our final #CalusaCoast event of the month!
Virtual Cafecito Lecture: The Spanish Seminole by David Rahahę∙tih Webb
Join us for this Virtual Cafecito Lecture to learn about Florida’s fishing ranchos from the perspective of David Rahahę∙tih Webb, a Sanibel Island Spanish Seminole rancho community descendent.
"Florida's First People" Presentation
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 today's thriving communities.
Archaeology Lab Volunteer Day - Full
The FPAN Archaeology Lab is open to volunteers throughout the year. Volunteers help rough sort artifacts recovered from local archaeological sites. No experience is needed, but all volunteers are given a brief orientation by a professional archaeologist on their first day!
Eglin Archaeology Day
Celebrate Florida Archaeology Month at the 11th Eglin Archaeology Day!
History Happy Hour: Coastal Heritage at Risk
If you missed the workshops on Community Conversations on Climate Change Risk or just want to chat with heritage enthusiasts and archaeologists then please join us at Remedies Parlor for a drink and good conversation!
Archaeology After School! Ancient Hunting Tech
Join FPAN after school to learn about the science of ancient hunting technologies!
SWFL Community Conversations on Coastal Heritage at Risk
Join us for an enlightening workshop as part of the Calusa Coast 2024 series of events, focusing on Coastal Heritage and Climate Change in Southwest Florida!
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[For Managers] SWFL Conversations on Coastal Heritage at Risk Workshop
Be part of the Calusa Coast 2024 series of events and join us for an engaging workshop on the Coastal Heritage and Climate Change in Southwest Florida!
"There Is No Such Thing As A Natural Disaster: Hurricanes And Heritage In Southwest Florida"
Natalie De La Torre Salas, Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) Archaeologist will discuss understanding hurricanes and heritage in Southwest Florida.
"Fantastic Archaeology" Presentation
Celebrate Florida archaeology by learning what archaeology is and, importantly, what it is not!
Archaeology Lab Volunteer Day - FULL
The FPAN Archaeology Lab is open to volunteers throughout the year. Volunteers help rough sort artifacts recovered from local archaeological sites. No experience is needed, but all volunteers are given a brief orientation by a professional archaeologist on their first day!
Arch Creek Park Walking Tour
Celebrate Florida Archaeology Month with a tour of Arch Creek Park and Museum!
Tallahassee Old City Cemetery Tour
Join FPAN and the City of Tallahassee for a tour of historic Old City Cemetery to commemorate Tallahassee’s bicentennial by learning about some of the historic figures who helped to shape the community!
Community Conversation on Heritage At Risk
We invite members of the Apalachicola, Florida, community to participate in an upcoming “Community Conversation on Heritage At Risk” workshop, part of an ongoing research project about the ways in which local communities value cultural heritage resources!
Youth Archaeology Lab (Afternoon)
Do you have a budding young archaeologist in the family? Then bring them to our volunteer archaeology lab that is just for youth!
Youth Archaeology Lab (Morning)
Do you have a budding young archaeologist in the family? Then bring them to our volunteer archaeology lab that is just for youth!
Pensacola Archaeological Society Meeting
Join the Pensacola Archaeological Society for their next meeting and lecture series presentation!
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UWF 2023 Field School Review and Goals for 2024
Presented by University of West Florida Department of Anthropology's Dr. Ramie Gougeon, Dr. Greg Cook and Dr. John Worth
The UWF Department of Anthropology will be offering two archaeological field schools in Summer 2024. The terrestrial archaeology field school will be focusing on surveys of the university campus and beyond, while the maritime field school will undertake excavations of Luna shipwrecks that were postponed in the Summer of 2023! Faculty from the department will be presenting highlights from past field seasons alongside plans for the summer season to come.
This summer marks Dr. Ramie Gougeon's 11th field school with UWF. His projects frequently encounter sites from across the long prehistory of our region as well as historic sites from the colonial to modern eras. Dr. Gougeon teaches our students about research methods typical of contractual archaeology as that is where many will find employment after graduating from UWF.
Dr. Greg Cook has assembled a team to begin the long-awaited exploration of the third of Luna's ships to be discovered by UWF maritime archaeologists in Pensacola Bay. Dr. Cook will give a summary of fieldwork on the Luna fleet to date. We also think members of PAS may be interested in hearing about the complicated process of securing a permit to conduct this summer's excavations!
Even though Dr. John Worth and his team will be out of the field this summer, that doesn't mean that work on the Luna Settlement site is stopping! Dr. Worth will hit the highlights of UWF's exploration of the Luna site to date. He will also fill us in on the planned analyses and write-ups their research grant will be supporting this summer.
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PAS Lecture Series membership meetings will be held from 7-8 pm in the Activities Building (Choir Room) at TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at 3400 Bayou Blvd., Pensacola, FL 32503 www.trinitypcola.org. Entry to the Choir Room for PAS meetings will be through the back door under the covered entrance. The meeting begins at 7 PM. This door will be unlocked ONLY from 6:30 to 7:30 PM for security reasons. No pre-registration is required for the lectures. Visit our website at www.pasfl.org or visit us on Facebook for more information.
"Shipwrecks of Northwest Florida" Presentation
Join FPAN underwater archaeologist Nicole Grinnan for a presentation that explores Northwest Florida’s fascinating shipwrecks!
Cemetery Resource Protection Training (CRPT) - Palm Harbor
Join us to learn about historic cemetery care and protection!
Grove Day 2024
Grove Day 2024 celebrates the seven year anniversary of the opening of The Grove Museum!
Calusa Walk
The Southwest Florida Archaeological Society is offering a “Calusa Walk” in Bonita Springs as part of Florida’s Archaeology Month and Calusa Coast 2024 events!
Archaeobootcamp Public Day
Join the Florida Public Archaeology Network for an evening of archaeology, history, and technology at the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum!
Archaeobootcamp 2024
This three-day bootcamp provides its participants with experience in excavation, remote sensing technology like laser scanning and ground-penetrating radar (GPR), and educational talks about careers in archaeology and the history of the Jupiter Inlet!
Archaeology Lab Volunteer Day - FULL
The FPAN Archaeology Lab is open to volunteers throughout the year. Volunteers help rough sort artifacts recovered from local archaeological sites. No experience is needed, but all volunteers are given a brief orientation by a professional archaeologist on their first day!
Selby Gardens Archaeology Days
March is Florida Archaeology Month, so come and connect with regional history at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ Historic Spanish Point campus on March 2-3!
Selby Gardens Archaeology Days
March is Florida Archaeology Month, so come and connect with regional history at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ Historic Spanish Point campus on March 2-3!
RESCHEDULED - Tour de Fort: Fort Pickens
Join FPAN and the National Park Service as we pedal, hike, and climb our way through the archaeology of Gulf Islands National Seashore to celebrate Florida Archaeology Month!
Natural Bridge Battlefield Historic State Park - Reenactment
Experience the sights and sounds of history during the first full weekend of March when thousands of visitors attend the annual Natural Bridge battle reenactment!
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!
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