The Extreme History Project, the Museum of the Rockes and the Archaeological Conservancy teams up to offer a unique lecture series featuring distinguished researchers in the fields of history, archaeology and anthropology.

1. The Extreme History Project, the Museum of the Rockies and the Archaeological Conservancy presents
Voices from the Field
A series of lectures from distinguished researchers in the fields of history, archaeology and anthropology
February 9 March 29
Nancy Mahoney Shane Doyle
The Dawn of Montana An Evening of Plain’s
Archaeology Indian Music
Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm Livingston Public Library 6-7 pm
April 26 May 17
Marsha Fulton and Crystal Alegria Dr. Craig Lee
Archaeology in the From Yellowstone to Yukon:
Archives: Fort Parker and Archaeology on Ice in the
Rocky Mountains
the Bozeman Economy Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
An Archaeology Month Lecture!
June 21 July 12
C. Riley Auge Tim McCleary
Exhuming Monsters: Crow Indian Astronomy
Historical Archaeology Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
and the Monstrous
Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
August 23 September 27
Ivy Merriot
Kate McCourt
Skywatching at Extremely
The Green Front
High Altitudes: The
Excavation: Digging up an
Archaeoastronomy of the
1890s Chinatown Brothel
Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
Big Horn Medicine Wheel
Museum of the Rockies, 6-7
October 11 November 8
Brad Snow
Tim Urbaniak
A Brave New World:
Historic Inscriptions on
Kellogg, Idaho Forges a
the Northern Plains
Post Industrial Future, Museum of the Rockies 6-7 pm
1981 - 2011
Livingston Public Library 6-7 pm
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