Get documents about "OREGON ARCHAEOLOGY
Document Sample
OREGON
to learn about archaeology, how archaeologists
2008 ARCHAEOLOGY
Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, SATURDAY October 18: 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
OREGON
TUESDAY November 4: 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
2008 ARCHAEOLOGY
Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Society of photos, audio-visual presentations and local
interpret what they find, and why it is important Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Children, Adults Dig Oregon. Flintknapping, excavation demo, Traditional Salish Use of the High Cascades Central Oregon, www.ascoinfo.org story telling from Tribal members.
to preserve pieces of the past. No registration and rock art for Kids from 11 am - 3 pm. Rock by Robert Mierendorf, Archaeologist, North Adults, Handicap Access Location: Tama´stslikt Cultural Institute, 72789
is needed but each session (11 am and 2 pm) is SATURDAY October 11: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm Art in Oregon presentation by Dr. James Keyser Cascades National Park Service. Hwy 31, 4 miles east of Pendleton, OR, (541) 966-
limited to 20 children on a first-come, first served Dig it! Children explore the past by excavating at 1 pm. Location: Oregon Museum of Science and SATURDAY September 20: 9 am - 3 pm 9748
basis. A sign-up sheet will be available at 9 am. boxes of replica artifacts. Location: Oregon Historical Society, Industry, 1945 SE Water, Portland, OR Malheur National Wildlife Refuge Centennial Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Historical Society
Location: Fort Vancouver NHS, 1001 E. 5th Location: Mission Mill Museum, 1200 SW Park Ave., Portland, OR Sponsors/Contacts: Celebration featuring the unveiling of a bronze Children, Adults, Handicap Access
Street, Vancouver, WA 1313 Mill Street SE, Salem, OR Sponsor/Contacts: Oregon Historical Society, Oregon Archaeological Society (503) 727-3507 statue, encapsulating a time capsule and self-
Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, Sponsors/Contacts: Salem Electric/Mission Mill ohs.org/visit-ohs/events.cfm and (503) 222-1741 Children, Adults, Handicap Access guided tours. Refuge staff will be available to Places to Visit
Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Museum, Tracy Prien (503) 585-7012 ext. 229 Adults, Children, OHS is open 10 am-5 pm on discuss a variety of topics. Volunteers will be
Children ages 8-12, exceptions for younger Free, Children, Handicap Access this Free Day for the Public TUESDAY December 2: 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm staffing the historic Sod House Ranch and the FORT STEVENS STATE PARk
children who read and write independently. . Archaeology in Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Long Barn at the P Ranch. Coast Artillery Museum. Summer hours 10 am
SATURDAY October 11: 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm THURSDAY October 23: 7:30 pm More… Presentation by Dr. Marley Brown, Location: Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, – 6 pm; Winter: 10 am – 4 pm. Hammond, OR,
SATURDAY October 4: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Cultural Demonstration: Bobbin Lace and Cyrene: A World Heritage Site in the 21st Director of Archaeology, Williamsburg. Princeton, OR near Astoria; Fee per vehicle
Apple Harvest Festival. Cider pressing, dutch Lacemaking at the McLoughlin House in Oregon Century. Lecture by Professor Susan Kane Location: Oregon Museum of Science and Sponsors/Contacts: Malheur National Wildlife
oven baking, apple ornaments and music. Citys. Queen Victoria’s wedding veil was made (Oberlin College). Industry, 1945 SE Water, Portland, OR Refuge (541) 493-2612 HALLIE FORD MUSEUM OF ART
Location: Champoeg State Park, Donald Mason of delicate Honiton lace. Come and see the Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Archaeological Students, Adults Galleries featuring Native American, Asian,
Farmstead (behind the Visitor Center). amazingly intricate techniques of bobbin and Room 201, Willamette University, Society (503) 727-3507 and European art. Open Tuesday - Saturday,
Sponsors/Contacts: Friends of Historic Champoeg lace and other type of lacemaking. 245 Winter Street, Salem, OR Children, Adults, Handicap Access FRIDAY September 26: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm 10 am- 5:00 pm and 1:00 - 5:00 pm on Sunday.
in cooperation with Oregon State Parks and Location: McLoughlin House NHS, Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of A Native American Overview of Northwest History. Willamette University Campus, 700 State
Oregon Archaeological Society (503) 727-3507 719 Center St., Oregon City, OR America, Salem Society. Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 THURSDAY March 4, 2009: 7:30 pm Lecture by Brigette Whipple (Tribal Anthropologist, Street, Salem, OR (503) 370-6855
Children, Adults, Handicap Access Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, Adults, Handicap Access The Social Archaeology of the Bronze Age China. Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs). Adults $3, $2 Seniors/Students, Handicap Access
Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Lecture by Professor Lothar von Falkenhausen Location: Smith Rock State Park Visitor Center,
TUESDAY October 7: 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Children, Adults, Handicap Access FRIDAY October 24: 5:30 pm (University of California Los Angeles). 10260 NE Crooked River Dr., Terrebonne, OR The HIgH DESERT MUSEUM
Loring and Loring Rock Art Sites in Oregon. Lecture series: Evidence of the First Oregonians: Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Parks and Exhibits and programs spanning 10,000 years of
Presentation by Russell Micnhimer and LeeAnn SATURDAY October 11: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm Archaeologist Dr. Patrick O’Grady presents Room 201, Willamette University, Recreation, Paul Patton (541) 923-7551 culture and history of the Intermountain West.
Johnston. Fort Vancouver Collections. Open house. research and fieldwork. For more information, 245 Winter Street, Salem, OR Children, Adults Admission Fee; 59800 S. Hwy 97, Bend, OR (541)
Location: Oregon Museum of Science and Artifacts from collections and recent excavations visit the museum webpage: Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of 382-4754
Industry, 1945 SE Water, Portland, OR will be on display in the newly reconstructed http://natural-history.uoregon.edu America, Salem Society, Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 FRIDAY October 3: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Archaeological Counting House inside the stockade. Location: Knight Law Center, Room 175, Adults, Handicap Access Tracking Coyote with Words: The Archaeology kAM WAH CHUNg MUSEUM
Society (503) 727-3507 Location: Fort Vancouver NHS, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR of Stories. Lecture by Jarold Ramsey (Professor Located in John Day, this museum contains a
Children, Adults, Handicap Access 1001 E. 5 Street, Vancouver, WA
th
Sponsors/Contact: UO Museum of Natural and THURSDAY March 12, 2009: 7:30 pm Emeritus, University of Rochester NY, Vice remarkable collection of Chinese traditional
Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, Cultural History, Ann Craig (541)-346-3116 Eastern Approaches to Ancient Greek Music . President of Jefferson County Historical Society). medicine and gives a picture of the Chinese in
WEDNESDAY October 8 through 11: Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Adults, Handicap Access Lecture by Professor John Frankin (University Location: Smith Rock State Park Visitor Center, the mining frontier. For information contact
31st Biennial Great Basin Anthropological Children, Adults, Handicap Access of Vermont). 10260 NE Crooked River Dr., Terrebonne, OR Grant County Chamber of Commerce
Conference. Beyond the Fringe: interactions SATURDAY October 25 Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Parks and (541) 575-2800
between Great Basin peoples and their SATURDAY - SUNDAY October 11 - 12 Exhibit: A Horner homecoming featuring Room 201, Willamette University, 245 Winter Recreation, Paul Patton (541) 923-7551
neighbors. BirdFest. Hands-on activities and field trips of artifacts from the Horner Collection on the Street, Salem, OR Children, Adults
George Olson Wreck aground on North Spit of Coos Bay, March 2008 . New Carrissa ran aground on North Spit of Coos Bay, February 4, 1999.
George Olson foundering, June 1944. New Carrissa salvage barge, 2008.
Location: Portland State Univ., Portland, OR the area’s natural and cultural heritage. Oregon State University campus. Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of FRIDAY October 10: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm LANE COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Sponsors/Contacts: Portland State University, Location: Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, WA Location: Benton County Historical Society and America, Salem Society, Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 Archaeological Investigations at Sage Hen Gap: Exhibits on Oregon Trail and early settlement,
see website for details: http://gbac.whsites.net Sponsors/Contacts: Ridgefield National Wildlife Museum, Philomath, OR Adults, Handicap Access A 12,000 year old Clovis site on the NW Edge logging, blacksmithing, and agriculture. Museum
Adults, Registration/Fees Refuge (360) 887-4106 Please visit website for information: of Harney Basin. Presentation by Dr. Patrick hours: Tues. - Sat. 10-4 pm; Sat. 12-4 pm; 740 W.
Children, Adults www.bentoncountymuseum.org THURSDAY April 9, 2009: 7:30 pm O’Grady, University of Oregon Museum of 13th Ave, Eugene, OR; Students $.75, Adults $2,
FRIDAY October 10: 5:30 pm The Civilizations of Ancient Peru: Inca, Moche Natural and Cultural History. Seniors $2, Handicap Access to first floor only
Lecture series: Evidence of the First Oregonians: SATURDAYS October 11 and 18: SATURDAY October 25: 10:00 am – 4:00 pm and Tiwanaku. Lecture by Professor Charles Location: Smith Rock State Park Visitor Center,
Archaeologist Dr. Jon Erlandson presents 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm Portland Archaeology Day. Learn about Stanish (University of California Los Angeles). 10260 NE Crooked River Dr., Terrebonne, OR LINN COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM
research and fieldwork. For more information, Tales of the Engage. Step back in time with a archaeology and Portland’s deep rich past. Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Parks and Set inside an historic building and railroad
visit the museum webpage: campfire program of the 1840s. Join the Engages Hands on activities. Room 201, Willamette University, 245 Winter Recreation, Paul Patton (541) 923-7551 freight cars are historic artifacts including a
http://natural-history.uoregon.edu of the Hudson’s Bay Company as they share Location: Portland State University Park Blocks Street, Salem, OR Children, Adults wagon that came over the Oregon Trail. Mon
Location: Many Nations Longhouse, their stories of life at Fort Vancouver. (SW 9th and Harrison), Portland, OR Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of – Sat. 11-4, Sun. 1-5, 101 Park Ave.,
University of Oregon, Eugene, OR Location: Fort Vancouver NHS, Sponsors/Contacts: Portland State University America, Salem Society, Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 FRIDAY October 17: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Brownsville, OR (541) 466-3390.
Sponsors/Contact: UO Museum of Natural and 1001 E. 5th Street, Vancouver, WA Anthropology Student Association, Wendy Ann Adults, Handicap Access The Hidden History of the Northern Paiutes
Cultural History, Ann Craig (541)-346-3116 Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, Wright (503) 725-3081 or of Oregon. Lecture by Jim Garner (President MISSION MILL MUSEUM
Adults, Handicap Access Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 pdxarchyday@gmail.com Southwestern Oregon Emeritus of Lewis and Clark College). History of the Thomas Kay woolen mill, which
Children, Adults, Handicap Access Children, Adults, Handicap Access Location: Smith Rock State Park Visitor Center, produced wool products from 1889 to 1962, and
SATURDAY October 11 SATURDAY September 20: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm 10260 NE Crooked River Dr., Terrebonne, OR the role of Jason Lee’s Methodist Mission in
Traveling exhibition from the Burke Museum on THURSDAY October 16: 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm WEDNESDAY October 29: 7:30 pm SUNDAY September 21: 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Parks and 1830s. Mon. – Sat. 10-5 pm, 1313 Mill St. SE,
Kennewick Man Presentation by Dr. Cameron Smith, Dept. of Portland Society, Archaeological Institute of Dig n’ Discover. Discover the science behind Recreation, Paul Patton (541) 923-7551 Salem, OR (503) 585-7012; Adults $8, Seniors $7,
Location: Benton County Historical Society and Anthropology, Portland State University. America, Lecture about the Ancient Near East archaeology, view artifacts, explore a “cave” Children, Adults Youth $4, Children under 6 free
Museum, Philomath, OR Location: Oregon Museum of Science and by Professor Paul Zimansky. and create a pictograph, make rock art, piece OREgON HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Please visit website for information: Industry, 1945 SE Water, Portland, OR Location: Portland State University, OR. together broken pots and more. FRIDAY October 24: 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm Exhibit “Oregon my Oregon.” Location: 1200 SW
www.bentoncountymuseum.org Sponsors/Contacts: The Parrett Mountain Farm, Multicultural Center, Smith Hall Location: Science Works Hands-On Museum, Paleo Perspectives: A Layman’s View of Recent Park Ave. Portland, OR
Elizabeth Rhode (503) 929-0393 Sponsors/Contacts: Portland State University, 1500 E. Main St., Ashland, OR Discoveries. Lecture by Paul Patton (Regional (503) 222-1741, Fee $5 - $10, free to OHS
SATURDAY October 11: Children, Adults, Handicap Access Karen Carr carrk@pdx.edu Sponsors/Contacts: Science Works Hands-on Interpretive Coordinator, Oregon Parks and members
10:00 am and 1:00 pm tours Adults, Handicap Access Museum, Jayme Neil (541) 482-6767 ext. 27 Recreation Department).
Walking tours of the Parade Ground (10 am) and FRIDAY October 17: 5:30 pm Children, Adults, Free with admission to the Location: Smith Rock State Park Visitor Center, TILLAMOOk FOREST CENTER
the Fort Site (1 pm). Learn the history of this Lecture series: Evidence of the First Oregonians: THURSDAY October 30: 7:30 pm museum. $7.50 Adults, $5.00 Children 10260 NE Crooked River Dr., Terrebonne, OR Interpretive and educational center showcasing
archaeological site and how past activities have Archaeologist Dr. Tom Connolly presents End of an Empire: Archaeology and the Collapse Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Parks and the legacy of the historic Tillamook Burn and
affected the modern landscape. research and fieldwork. For more information, of Urartu. Lecture by Professor Paul Zimansky Central/Southeastern Oregon Recreation, Paul Patton (541) 923-7551 forest history. Free admission; 45500 Wilson
Location: Fort Vancouver NHS, 1001 E. 5th visit the museum webpage: (State University of New York, Stony Brook). Children, Adults River Hwy, Tillamook, OR
Street, Vancouver, WA http://natural-history.uoregon.edu Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, THURSDAY September 18: 7:00 pm www.tillamookforestcenter.org
For 10 am tour, meet at the west end of the Location: Knight Law Center, Room 175, Room 201, Willamette University, 245 Winter A Volunteer’s Experience: Archaeology Project Northeastern Oregon
Parade Ground at the corner of E. Evergreen University of Oregon, Eugene, OR Street, Salem, OR at the Temple Mount in Israel. Presentation by UO MUSEUM OF NATURAL AND
and Ft. Vancouver Way; For 1:00 pm tour, meet Sponsors/Contact: UO Museum of Natural and Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of Mike Caba. October 1 through January 1 CULTURAL HISTORY
at the Fort Site. Cultural History, Ann Craig (541)-346-3116 America, Salem Society, Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 Location: Central Oregon Association of Realtors’ Oral Traditions of Nine Tribes. Exhibit features Ongoing exhibit. Oregon – Where Past is
Adults, Handicap Access Adults, Handicap Access building, 2112 NE 4th St., Bend, OR
OREGON 2008 ARCHAEOLOGY OREGON 2008 ARCHAEOLOGY
Oregon Archaeology Celebration 2008
Present. UO Museum of Natural and Cultural Oregon Archaeology Celebration Oregon Archaeology Celebration
History, Eugene, OR, for information call (541) Contributors Steering Committee Members
346-3024 Adults, Children, Handicap Access
(Alphabetic order) Co-Chair Jorie Clark, USDI Fish and Wildlife
They saw it. They left it. Will you?
WASHINgTON COUNTY MUSEUM Archaeological Institute of America, Salem Society Service; Co-Chair Frances Philipek, USDI
Exhibit “Whipsaws to Chainsaws: History of Archaeological Society of Central Oregon Bureau of Land Management; Leland Gilsen,
Logging and Timber in Washington County.” Association of Oregon Archaeologists The Traveling Museum of Oregon Prehistory;
Portland Community College Rock Creek Ray and Jean Auel
campus. 17677 NW Springville Road, Portland, Elizabeth Kallenbach, Association of Oregon
OR. Monday - Saturday 10 am - 4:30 pm.
Center for Ancient Studies and Archaeology, Archaeologists; Nancy Nelson, Oregon State Exciting and unexpected recent discoveries of historic ship exposure, with deterioration mostly resulting from natural
Willamette University
Admission $3 Adults, $2 Children ages 6-17; no Parks and Recreation; Cathy Poetschat, Oregon features and artifacts along the Oregon coast inspired the forces. As long as the remains of this ship are visible, they
Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde Archaeological Society; Evan Schneider, Oregon
charge on Mondays; Handicap Access choice for maritime images to promote this year’s Oregon will continue to provide us a stirring reminder of Oregon’s
(503) 645-5353 Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians Historical Society; Alison Stenger, Institute for
Flying Toad Graphics Archaeological Studies; Heather Ulrich USDI
Archaeology Celebration. historic maritime legacy.
WASHINgTON ARCHAEOLOgY MONTH Historical Research Associates, Inc.
Bureau of Land Management; Beth Walton,
October 1 - October 31 Idaho Power
Walton Enterprises. The 2008 poster displays a photo of the Peter Iredale, a They saw it. They left it. Will you?
Explore the richness of Washington’s past Institute for Archaeological Studies
and present and the importance of protecting Northwest Archaeological Associates, Inc. British four-masted steel barque, taken shortly after it
archaeological sites. To request a free activity Oregon Archaeological Society ran aground within present-day Fort Stevens State Park, Oregon Archaeology Celebration events provide learning
guide call (360) 586-3065. Oregon Historical Society Oregon. Built in Maryport, England, in 1890, the Peter experiences for everyone. Please come join us in this
Oregon State Historic Preservation Office
get Involved Iredale was sailing from Salina Cruz, Mexico, bound for celebration and participate in these events. Remember:
Portland General Electric
R. B. Pamplin Corporation Portland when it wrecked attempting to enter the mouth archaeological sites are an important part of our heritage
There are many opportunities to participate SWCA Environmental Consultants of the Columbia River on October 25, 1906. A naval inquiry but they are also fragile. If you visit an archaeological or
in archaeological and historic preservation
activities and learn more about Oregon’s
The Traveling Museum of Oregon Prehistory in Astoria determined the cause was obscuring thick mist, historical site, please treat the site with respect so others
University of Oregon Museum of Natural and
heritage. Contact the following programs and high winds, and a rising tide that drove the ship onto may enjoy it as well. State and federal laws prohibit site
Cultural History
organizations for information: Clatsop Spit. All crew were rescued. The stately silhouette damage or the removal of artifacts from sites.
USDI Bureau of Land Management
Passport In Time (PIT) is a volunteer public USDI Fish and Wildlife Service of the ship’s remains result from more than 100 years of
participation program for archaeological and USDI National Park Service
historic projects on National Forests and BLM Walton Enterprises Peter Iredale four masted steel barque ran aground October 25, 1906, at Ft. Stevens State Park.
Districts across the country. No registration Remains of Peter Iredale hull in 1987.
cost or fee. For more info., contact - PIT
Clearinghouse, ARCHAEOLOgY CELEBRATION EVENTS TUESDAY September 2: 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Location: Benton Co. Fairgrounds, Corvallis, OR
Cathlapotle Plankhouse. Presentation by Sponsors/Contact: Kids Day for Conservation
www.passportintime.com or (1-800) 281-9176. Oregon Archaeology Celebrations: Invitations to Catherine Mueller-Wille (Cultural Interpreter). partners, Fran Philipek, Salem BLM (503) 375-5613
the Past. Poster exhibit by Oregon Archaeology Location: Oregon Museum of Science and Students, Adults, Handicap Access
Celebration Committee. Exhibit schedule: Industry, 1945 SE Water, Portland, OR
Overlay of cannon sketch on photo of actual cannon, from the Shark, found on Cannon Beach, winter 2008. Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Archaeological SATURDAY September 20:
October through December: dai2008
USS Shark wrecked crossing the Columbia bar, September 10, 1846. Location: Columbia River Maritime Museum, Society (503) 727-3507 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm
1792 Maritime Dr., Astoria, OR (503) 325-2323 Adults, Handicap Access Campfire and Candlelight. Stroll back in time
Oregon Archaeological Society is an organization Under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Web Pages of Interest and experience the night life of U.S. Army
which sponsors talks and educational programs and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of January through March 2009, Newberg Library, SATURDAY September 13: soldiers, Oregon Trail immigrants and the
about archaeology. Open to all, meetings are 1973, the U.S. Department of the Interior Archaeological Institute of America Newberg, OR (503) 538-READ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm residents of Fort Vancouver Village.
held at Oregon Museum of Science and Industry prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, http://www.willamette.edu/centers/casa/AIA/ Cultural Demonstration: Beadwork at the Location: Fort Vancouver NHS (at reconstructed
in Portland the first Tuesday of each month color, age, national origin, sex, or handicap in its April through August 2009, The High Desert McLoughlin House in Oregon City. Learn about fort site), 1001 E. 5th Street, Vancouver, WA
at 7 pm from Sept. through May. For more federally assisted programs. If you believe you Archaeological Society of Central Oregon Museum, Bend, OR (541) 382-4754 Victorian-style beadwork used in a variety of Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service,
information contact - Oregon Archaeological have been discriminated against in any program, www. ascoinfo.org ways, for jewelry, clothing, gifts and home décor. Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253
Society, www.oregonarchaeological.org or activity, or facility operated by a recipient Association of Oregon Archaeologists September through November 2009, Location: McLoughlin House NHS, Children, Adults, Handicap Access
(503) 727-3507. of federal assistance, or if you desire further darkwing.uoregon.edu/~osma/aoa/aoa.htm Tama´stslikt Cultural Institute, Pendleton, OR 719 Center St., Oregon City, OR
information, please write to: Office For Equal (541) 966-9748 Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, SUNDAY September 28: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
Archaeological Society of Central Oregon is an Opportunity, U.S. Department of the Interior, OMSI Outreach Programs Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Cascadia Cave Rock Art Hike. Archaeologist
organization of people who share an interest in P.O. Box 37127, Washington, D.C. 20013. http://www.omsi.edu/education/outreach/ December 2009 – March 2010, Oregon Museum Children, Adults, Handicap Access Tony Farque will lead a hike to view rock art.
the archaeology of Central Oregon. For more overview.cfm of Science and Industry, Portland, OR Location: hike leaves from East (back) parking
information contact ASCO at P.O. Box 8146, This project is supported in part by a grant (800) 955-OMSI (6674) WEDNESDAY September 17: lot, Cascadia State Park, US 20,
Bend, OR 97708-0146, www.ascoinfo.org. from the Heritage Programs Division, State Oregon Archaeology: Prehistory
3:30 pm – 4:30 pm 14 miles E of Sweet Home, OR
Historic Preservation Office, Oregon Parks www.ncn.com/~gilsen Willamette Valley/Portland Basin/Coast
Atfalati-Kalapuya: First people of Washington Sponsors/Contacts: Oregon Archaeological
Your local museum or historical society may also and Recreation Department. However, the Oregon Archaeological Society. County. Presentation by Warren Lockwood. Society, poetschat@msn.com
EVENTS BEFORE, DURINg AND AFTER
have programs or opportunities to learn more contents and opinions do not necessarily reflect www. oregonarchaeological.org Location: Washington County Museum at By reservation only: Children, Adults, Bring
about the history of your area. Visit or call them the views or policies of the Department of the TUESDAY through SUNDAY Portland Community College Rock Creek campus. lunch, camera and field gear (2 mile round trip)
for information. Interior, nor does the mention of trade names Oregon State Historic Preservation Office April through October: 10:00 am – 3:30 pm 17677 NW Springville Road, Portland, OR
or commercial products constitute endorsement www.oregonheritage.org Tour Cape Blanco Lighthouse. Adults, Handicap Access September 28 through January 19, 2009
or recommendation by the Department of the Location: Western end of Cape Blanco Road, The Art of Ceremony: Regalia from Native
Interior. Oregon State University Anthropology
http://oregonstate.edu/cla/anthropology/ Access Hwy 101 (5 miles no. of Port Orford, OR) THURSDAY September 18: 7:30 pm Oregon. Exhibit from the nine principle tribes
Sponsor/Contacts: Coos Bay BLM, Steve Beer Brewing Techniques in the Ancient Near of Oregon, organized by Rebecca Dobkins and
Portland State University Anthropology Samuels (541) 751-4244 East. Lecture by Professor Kathleen Mineck Tribal leaders. A Parade of Nations and feast
http://www.anthropology.pdx.edu/ http://www.oregonstateparks.org/park_62.php (University of Chicago). opens the exhibition on campus September 27:
Children, Adults, Fee $2, No Handicap Access Location: Truman Wesley Collins Legal Center, Lecture, films, regalia demonstrations will be
The High Desert Museum Room 201, Willamette University, 245 Winter held October through January.
http://www.highdesertmuseum.org/ MONDAY September 1: 1:30 pm Street, Salem, OR Location: The Hallie Ford Museum of Art,
Historic Weapons: Important Tools of the Past. Sponsors/Contact: Archaeological Institute of 700 State St., Salem, OR
The Archaeology Channel Join rangers and volunteers as they explain the America, Salem Society, Scott Pike (503) 370-6654 Sponsor/Contacts: Hallie Ford Museum, John
www.archaeologychannel.org role of various weapons used by the soldiers at
Adults, Handicap Access Olbrantz (503) 370-6855. $3 Adults/Children
the Vancouver Barracks.
University of Oregon Anthropology Location: Parade Ground, Fort Vancouver NHS, under 12 free, Tuesday is a free day.
http://www.uoregon.edu/~anthro/ 1001 E. 5th Street, Vancouver, WA SATURDAY September 20:
Sponsors/Contacts: National Park Service, 10:00 am - 4:00 pm SATURDAY October 4:
UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History Robert Cromwell (360) 816-6253 Natural and Cultural History Fair. Craft 11:00 am and 2:00 pm
http://natural-history.uoregon.edu activities. Atlatl throwing, replica artifacts. Kid’s Digs. Two hands-on sessions for children
Children, Adults, Handicap Access
Related docs
