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Rice, Patricia C. – 1982
An indoor simulated archaeology site for use in a college level introductory archaeology course is described. Housed in the basement of a building on campus, the site simulates an eight-layered French rock shelter. Layers contain "remains" of a microband of Neanderthals, a Lower and Upper Aurignacian group, an Upper Perigordian group, Magdalenian…
Descriptors: Archaeology, Experiential Learning, Higher Education, Introductory Courses
Two Bears, Davina Ruth – Winds of Change, 2003
Prior to any development on the Navajo Reservation, cultural resource inventories must be completed by archaeologists. Navajo and other Native students are trained to become archaeologists through employment at the Navajo Nation Archaeology Department at Northern Arizona University. Many program graduates have returned to their tribes to work in…
Descriptors: American Indian Education, American Indian Students, Archaeology, College Programs
