Ghost Hike
Little River State Park 3444 Little River Rd, Waterbury, VT, United StatesJoin VAS for a 2 hour ‘crepuscular’ tour to discover and explore the abandoned 19th Century settlement ruins at Little River State Park in Waterbury. Learn more and purchase your tickets here: https://vtarchaeology.org/events/ghost-hike-2022/
Locating New England’s Woodland villages: Landscape-Scale Geophysics in the Upper Connecticut River Valley
Join us for this virtual Zoom presentation by Jonathan Alperstein, graduate student at Dartmouth College There is a general absence of Woodland village sites (~900-1600 CE) in New England’s archaeological record. The lack of these data is due to methodological limitations of current archaeological practices in an understudied region. As a result, the village sites […]
VAS Virtual Talk: How Grassroots Initiatives Preserve and Protect Tunisian Cultural Heritage
Featuring Barbara Anglisz This live Zoom talk will be available to all current VAS members. Members should have received an e-invitation to register. A recording of the talk will be made publicly available on YouTube at a later date. We are happy to welcome VAS Board Member Ms. Barbara Anglisz to our virtual talk series. She […]
VAS at Lake Champlain Maritime Museum
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum 4472 Basin Harbor Rd, Vergennes, VT, United StatesVAS Dives into Underwater Archaeology Get ready for an exciting day of shipwrecks and discovery at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. We will be taking advantage of the museum's fun shipwreck simulator event and then will embark upon a private tour for VAS members and friends. Details will be forthcoming, but be sure to pencil […]
Atlatl Workshop
Chimney Point Historic Site 8149 VT Route 17W, Addison, VT, United StatesAtlatl experts Bob and Cheryll Berg of Thunderbird Atlatl teach traditional and modern techniques of atlatl and dart construction, flint knapping, hafting stone points, and cordage making. Enjoy atlatl lore and coaching on the use of your new atlatl. Pre-registration required. Call 802-759-2412. Fee includes instruction and materials. Fee: $70.00
THE 29TH ANNUAL NORTHEASTERN OPEN ATLATL CHAMPIONSHIP
Chimney Point Historic Site 8149 VT Route 17W, Addison, VT, United StatesParticipate in or watch this annual atlatl championship testing skills in accuracy and distance. The sport of using the atlatl to throw darts is based on the ancient hunting technique. Newcomers to experts welcome. Flint-knapping demonstrations and lessons throughout the day. Pre-registration for competitors required. Call (802) 759-2412 to register. Fee: Competitors: $12.00, Adult Visitors: $6.00, Free […]
AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF WESTERN VERMONT AND EASTERN NEW YORK
Rupert Methodist Church 35 Rupert Mountain Road, Rupert, VT, United StatesThe Rupert, VT, and Hebron, NY historical societies host Jess Robinson, Vermont State Archaeologist, for an evening presentation. He will give an overview of the precontact Native history in western Vermont and eastern New York from the first human entrants in the region until the time of European contact. He will highlight some notable archaeological […]
VERMONT ARCHAEOLOGY HERITAGE CENTER OPEN HOUSE
Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center 60 Washington Street, Barre, VT, United StatesJoin State Archaeologist Jess Robinson for a tour of the Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center! Visitors can tour the facilities, view select artifacts curated there, and learn what they reveal about the lives of the ancient and historic people who made them.
VAS Annual Meeting
Lake Champlain Maritime Museum 4472 Basin Harbor Rd, Vergennes, VT, United StatesMark your calendars -- the 2024 Vermont Archaeological Society annual meeting will be held in conjunction with Vermont Archaeology Month on September 28th at the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum in Vergennes, VT. Please join us along the beautiful shores of Lake Champlain for a day of learning and exploration. The annual meeting will include a […]
THE 11TH ANNUAL JAMES B. PETERSEN MEMORIAL LECTURE: ANCIENT CITIES HIDDEN IN THE ECUADOREAN AMAZON BY STÉPHEN ROSTAIN
Fleming 1 UVM University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, United StatesDr. Stéphen Rostain of the French National Center for Scientific Research is one of France’s preeminent archaeologists. As part of Archaeology Month 2024, The UVM Department of Anthropology is pleased to host Dr. Rostain for a presentation discussing the recent discovery of previously unrecorded ancient cities in the Ecuadorean Amazon.
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