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Digging Arlington History, Archaeology and Artifacts

What is Archaeology?

Dead people and Trash

What do archaeologists really do?

Archaeologists Dig

Excavation

Archaeologists DO NOT: Study dinosaurs Just pick up artifacts Buy or sell artifacts

Study of things people left behind to learn about the past. What is archaeology? Material Culture

What is an artifact? Anything made or modified by people

What do archaeologists find? Artifacts –Stone –Bone –Pottery –Shell Beads –Wood (very rare) –Metal –Glass

Why are things missing?

They rot!

Arlington Archaeology

Native Americans Wampanoag Prehistoric –point of view Turtle Island

The Massachuset Menotomy

Arrowheads Projectile points

Wampum

Fishing

Alewife

Would these survive ?

Experimental Archaeology

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SEE YOU IN MAY