Join Conejohela Chapter 28 on Sunday, July 16, at 4 p.m. for a prehistoric workshop presented by Jan Klinedinst, our local prehistoric archaeology expert on how ancient peoples developed along the Susquehanna River.
Jan's lecture paints a vivid picture in "down to earth" terms, beginning with Pennsylvania's first humans ever to see the beautiful Susquehanna River Valley over 15,000 years ago. Learn how indigenous people evolved into farmers and numbered into the tens of thousands.
Pennsylvania is extremely rich with evidence of prehistoric (before a written language) Indian cultures. Easily learned methods of recording and preserving artifacts will be discussed in detail. Artifacts recovered from local sites are displayed and included in a hands on segment.
Please join us and discover why York and Lancaster Counties are such significant archaeological areas.
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Time: Sunday at 4 p.m
Location: Columbia Historic Preservation Society
Banner Hall, 21 North 2nd Street
Columbia, PA 17512
Directions: https://columbiahistory.net/
Columbia Historic Preservation Society
Location: Columbia Historic Preservation Society
Banner Hall, 21 North 2nd Street, Columbia, PA 17512
717.684.2894: Office
717.572.7149: Chris Vera, President cverachps@gmail.com
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