Project Archaeology offers fun and interesting courses for teachers on integrating archaeology into their classrooms. Join us for two great Montana workshops. One will focus on studying the Plains Indian tipi, the other will concentrate on the history and archaeology of Montana's own Virginia City. Both workshops will be offered for credit through Montana State University. Sign up for a great experience of history, archaeology and fun!

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Office of Continuing Education
PO Box 172200 Permit #69
Bozeman, MT 59717-2200 Bozeman, MT 59715
Learn how the exciting field of
archaeology can bring history, art,
language, mathematics, social
studies, and scientific inquiry to
your classroom. A full copy of the
Project Archaeology curriculum
materials is yours to take home.
On-site housing available.
Project Archaeology:
Investigating a Plains Tipi (EDCI
580-51) 2 graduate credits, June
14-17, 2010 • Bozeman, MT. Use
artifacts, maps, photos and more
to explore the concept of shelter.
Project Archaeology Educator
Field School (EDCI 588-56)
2 graduate credits, Aug 9-12,
2010 • Virginia City, MT. Includes
two days of archaeology fieldwork
in Nevada City, MT
Enrollment is limited. Register today! Information and online registration: http://eu.montana.edu/credit/