Missouri Archaeology Students Stumble Upon Hidden 1830s Pioneer Homestead Packed With Untold Secrets
Head also said that, in addition to conducting more digs at the site, he would like to display recovered artifacts at CAR for the public to enjoy.
“The more public archaeology experiences we offer, the more we can inspire community interest and involvement,” said Head. “There’s so much out there to protect, preserve and identify, so bringing the public on board as partners and stewards of cultural resources benefits us all.”
After reading about this newly discovered Missouri homestead, take a look at these photos of Nebraska’s early settlers. Then, learn about how archaeologists uncovered the foundations of the historic Williamsburg Bray School in Virginia.
