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Salt Lake City archaeology

21st Plaza, Salt Lake: Contemporary archaeology and flowers

There are two meanings of contemporary archaeology – as a state of development of the discipline of archaeology and as archaeology of...
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Experience real archaeology during Utah Archaeology Week 2011

Whether you are young or old, an amateur or a professional, all are welcome to celebrate and participate in the 2011 Utah Archaeology Week.Events...
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Help clean up 9 Mile Canyon

Volunteers are needed for Spring Cleaning in 9 Mile Canyon.Only about 4 hours drive from Salt Lake City, the canyon, famous for its high...
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Fremont Village once existed under the Utah Tax Commission

In March of 1993 construction of the Utah State Tax Commission Building in the Jordan Meadows neighborhood of west Salt Lake City (210 North 1950...
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Free lecture on Range Creek archaeology at the U of U, Thursday Nov 4

Archaeologist Dr. Duncan Metclafe will be speaking about his research and fieldwork in Range Creek Canyon at noon on Thursday, November 4, 2010, at...
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Free workshop on the archaeology of Utah, November 20th

Have you wondered about the ancient inhabitants of your neighborhood? Who lived in your neighborhood 2,000 years ago and remnants might be left...
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Submit your artwork and celebrate Utah Archaeology Week

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  • October 23, 2010
The Utah Division of State History is requesting your artwork or photography to highlight Utah’s past, especially the archaeological heritage...
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Pottery and social sensibility (UTah ArtistHands' collection, with slideshow)

Pottery is one of the most ancient expressions of human artistic abilities. Thousands of years pottery was almost the only material for human...
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Social Hall Museum showcases archaeology of Mormon pioneers

Nestled among the high-rises of downtown Salt Lake is a small museum showcasing an archaeological excavation of one of the oldest public buildings...
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BYU archaeological field school is excavating a Fremont village site

BYU archaeologists excavate 1,000 year old Fremont Village at the south end of Utah Lake in Utah County. Named the Wolf Site, after the property...
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