This is the twelfth in a series of Tuesday re-blogs of my student work from our HIST395 course. Please enjoy these blogs written by Coastal Carolina University students.
This blog is by student Bryan Maldonado about Archaeology and Public History.
By Bryan Maldonado DIRT: Archaeology, Artifacts, Bones, and Organizations Archaeology is the study of ancient and recent human remains or material like artifacts in order to get more information about the past culture and the way of life. Artifacts are more than just a rare or ancient object they also tell archaeologist a story or […]
via DIRT: Archaeology, Artifacts, Bones, and Organizations — Journey into Public History
Katie Stringer Clary, PhD 