The quarterly meetings of the Virginia Board of Historic Resources and the State Review Board will be held in-person and virtually on December 11, 2025 beginning at 10:00am. More information […]
The quarterly meetings of the Virginia Board of Historic Resources and the State Review Board will be held in-person and virtually on March 19, 2026 beginning at 10:00 a.m. More […]
The quarterly meetings of the Virginia Board of Historic Resources and the State Review Board will be held in-person and virtually on June 18, 2026 beginning at 10:00 AM. More […]
The quarterly meetings of the Virginia Board of Historic Resources and the State Review Board will be held in-person and virtually on September 17, 2026 beginning at 9:00 a.m. More information regarding […]
Join the Department of Anthropology for a talk by Dr. Matthew Reilly (CUNY) and Dr. Craig Stevens (UT Austin) entitled "Liberian Material Culture and Black Atlantic Connections: Archaeology, Archives, and […]
Lecture by Laura Galke, senior archaeologist at WSP, for VA Archaeology Month and International Archaeology Day. Co-sponsored by the Archaeological Institute of America's Richmond society and the University of Richmond […]
An amateur archaeologist known to have studied Native American material culture, Thomas Jefferson would surely be fascinated by the more than 400,000 artifacts found on the Poplar Forest grounds since […]
An amateur archaeologist known to have studied Native American material culture, Thomas Jefferson would surely be fascinated by the more than 400,000 artifacts found on the Poplar Forest grounds since […]
Learn about sugar making in 19th century Alexandria and then identified and analyze ceramics from a site in the city.
Meet us at the Market! Stop by our table to discover the latest research into the history and archaeology of City Hall and Market Square.
An amateur archaeologist known to have studied Native American material culture, Thomas Jefferson would surely be fascinated by the more than 400,000 artifacts found on the Poplar Forest grounds since […]
An amateur archaeologist known to have studied Native American material culture, Thomas Jefferson would surely be fascinated by the more than 400,000 artifacts found on the Poplar Forest grounds since […]
