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Archeology Program

Posted on July 28, 2026 by dbyer
Indigenous Tools, Artifacts, and Archeology Saturday, August 1st at 2:00 p.m. For middle school students through adults. Space is limited, RSVP encouraged: 518-851-7120 or email us: info@claveracklibrary.org Discover how archeologists learn about the past through the objects people left behind. This engaging presentation explores Indigenous cultures of New York State using authentic artifacts found in Ulster County. Participants will learn about the tools, materials, and daily lives of the region's first inhabitants while gaining an introduction to archeology and how artifacts help tell the story of the Hudson Valley's past. After the presentation, young attendees are invited to take a closer look at the artifacts and ask questions about how they were made and used.
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9 Route 9H
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