How do you get children to enthusiastically read nonfiction books about dusty relics of the past? Ask Caitlin Sockin, because in DIG IT! she has cracked the code.” — Terri Eichholz ...

How do you get children to enthusiastically read nonfiction books about dusty relics of the past? Ask Caitlin Sockin, because in DIG IT! she has cracked the code.” — Terri Eichholz ...

The Gesico archeology laboratory, promoted by the municipal administration and by the tourist association Pro loco and reserved for children aged 5 to 15, kicks off tomorrow, Tuesday 30 August ...

Organized by archaeology students and faculty, the mobile library offers two things: books and sandboxes. The organizers transport the books on a two-wheel trailer hitched to a bamboo bike.

Sep. 20—HIGH POINT — The High Point Museum will host "Dig Up the Past," an archaeology-themed program for kids, during two sessions Saturday. The program will be held at the museum, located at ...

The Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) is hosting Archaeology After School: All You Need is Love: (Artifact) Dating in Archaeology program this month to help children appreciate the ...

The Fargo Library and NDSU are partnering up to offer kids in grades 4 to 6 the opportunity to learn more about archeology with tours of NDSU’s Archeology Lab.

“I’m a native Washingtonian. Born and raised in D.C.,” Jones said. “I saw kind of a void. Even though we are in the shadow of the Smithsonian, many kids aren't exposed to archaeology or ...

HANOVER, Pa. — Kids have been digging for history at Codorus State Park for their first Youth Archaeology Week. Lead by local archaeologist Jerri Jones, they excavated the site of the Mary Anne ...

How do you get children to enthusiastically read nonfiction books about dusty relics of the past? Ask Caitlin Sockin, because in DIG IT! she has cracked the code.” — Terri Eichholz ...

How do you get children to enthusiastically read nonfiction books about dusty relics of the past? Ask Caitlin Sockin, because in DIG IT! she has cracked the code.” — Terri Eichholz ...