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Florida History Hunters
Be
an archaeologist for a day! Our experts will visit your school
and present an exciting program about archaeological excavation,
and prehistoric America.
How did Native Americans come to
this new land?
Who were the original native people of Southern Florida?
How did they live?
What did they eat and how did they get food?
How do Archaeologists study the past?
The slide-lecture explores in detail the techniques of excavation,
the kinds of artifacts we find in Southern Florida, and the Native
American cultural monuments that we have discovered. Also, it
will touch on Ice Age Mammals including the wooly mammoth and
the saber-cat. Our hands-on outreach program gives students an
opportunity to excavate real and replicated artifacts in a simulated
“dig.
Expedition
Dinosaur!
Be
a dinosaur palaeontologist for a day and go on a virtual expedition
back to the Mesozoic Era.
What are dinosaurs?
Where did dinosaurs live?
How did dinosaurs make their living?
Did dinosaurs really rule the world?
How did dinosaurs die out?
Are there any dinosaurs still alive today?
Could the movie “Jurassic Park” really happen?
How do paleontologists excavate and study dinosaur fossils?
The slide-lecture explores these questions in detail. The hands-on
outreach includes various activities such as excavating in portable
“dig” boxes, measuring the heights of dinosaurs, constructing
a geological timeline and discussing the Age of the Dinosaurs.
This is sure to stimulate children’s minds with the wonders
of science and be entertaining as well.
COMING
SOON!!!
Gold
Doubloons and Pieces of Eight (Marine
Archaeology)
What Makes Us Human? (Physical Anthropology)
Forensic Files (Forensic Anthropology
& CSI)
Adventure Egypt (Egyptology)
All
of the above themes are taught through
entertaining and fun Outreach and
Lecture Programs
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