Explorers
At its heart Archaeology is about exploring, looking for bits of the past in artifacts, their relationships to each other, to the places they’re found and to our present day. Below are several ways you can begin your archaeological explorations on your own. If you have questions or observations you’d like to share with us, please feel free to reach out using the contact information below.
The Reading List
These lists of books and other sources are focused on Wisconsin archaeology
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Getting Started: Three books that provide a broad introduction to Wisconsin archaeology
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Aztalan: Explores the history and meaning of Aztalan
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Points and Arrowheads: A guide on Wisconsin rrowheads and projectile points
Day Trips
The sun's out. You've got the day off and are looking to explore!
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Aztalan State Park: located in central Wisconsin
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Copper Culture State Park: Located above Green Bay in North Eastern Wisconsin's
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Cranberry Creek Archeological District: Located in the Fox Valley
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Learning
Whether you're a teacher, home schooling, or just wanting to expand your own horizons, these lesson plans provide some paths to follow
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In Class: Pointers for teachers that want to include Wisconsin Archeology in their lessons
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At Home: Activities and lessons for home schoolers and grand parents
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Continuing Education: Learning opportunities for adults