It can be hard to look at thousand year old artifacts and gather a sense of what life was like for people. But for archaeologist …
Celebrate Archaeology and Historic Preservation with these great events
Welcome to Utah’s Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month! Every year the Utah State Historic Preservation Office rounds up the very best events so that YOU …
The Oljato Trading Post: Renewed Significance in the 21st Century
In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …
Modern Applications for Detecting Fremont Sites in Utah Valley
In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …
Utah’s Mining Heritage: You Want to Save that Rusty Stuff?
In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …
Four Corners Lecture Series: Images of Basketmaker II Society in the Canyons of Southeast Utah
Join Friends of Cedar Mesa in welcoming Shanna Diedrichs and Meadow Coldon from Woods Canyon Archaeology for their talk on Basketmaker society as reflected in …
Jarvie Ranch Curriculum Project
In celebration of Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month, the Utah State Historic Preservation Office is excited to host a series of brown bag lectures. Join us …
Lecture: The Life of Erastus Snow
Presenting about Erastus Snow’s role in colonizing St. George, Steven E. Snow will be the featured speaker at our next President’s Colleagues of Dixie State …
“The History of Muslim Women in Utah”
“The History of Muslim Women in Utah” with Luna Banuri of the Muslim Civic League
“Lessons from Black Women’s History in Utah”
“Lessons from Black Women’s History in Utah” with Alice Faulkner Burch of Sema Hadithi (Swahili for “Tell the Story”) and the African-American Historical and Genealogical …
“Voices from the Dust: Mae Timbimboo Parry and the Shoshone Perspective”
“Voices from the Dust: Mae Timbimboo Parry and the Shoshone Perspective” with Darren Parry, chairman of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation.
1850s Alcoholism, Divorce, Murder, and Court Trials in the West
Come join the Utah Crossroads Chapter of the Oregon-California Trail Association for their spring meeting! The meeting features a great lecture: 1850s Alcoholism, Divorce, Murder, …
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