[SEMCO] Marion Natural History Museum hosts Archeology program on October 24th, 2 - 4 pm at the Marion Music Hall

[Elizabeth Leidhold]

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From: Elizabeth Leidhold <Lizleid at msn.com>
Date: October 13, 2020 at 11:54:41 AM EDT
To: "Dianna L. Doucette" <ddoucette at palinc.com>
Subject: Fwd:  Marion Natural History Museum hosts presentation in recognition of Archeology Month on October 24th, 2 - 4 pm at the Marion Music Hall

 This was sent to newspapers today.  Can’t wait!

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Subject: Marion Natural History Museum hosts presentation in recognition of Archeology Month on October 24th, 2 - 4 pm at the Marion Music Hall




Come learn about, and share knowledge of Marion’s heritage during a public archaeology day. Archaeologists Dianna Doucette and Erin Flynn of The Public Archaeology Laboratory, Inc. (PAL) will present an overview of the history of Native American and early European settlement of Marion based on information from various cultural resource management investigations.

Learn what we know from archaeology about the settlement of Marion over 10,000 years ago by ancestors of the Wampanoag and the town originally known as Sippican by early English colonists.

The presentation is sponsored by the Marion Natural History Museum. The archaeologists will answer your questions and identify artifacts related to the town’s earliest residents. We will be hosting this event at the Marion Music Hall, located at 164 Front Street. Access to the Music Hall is limited to 25 at one time, so please contact the museum director for more information about how to arrange a time to come in, view the presentation, and have your artifacts examined by our visiting archaeologists. Ten dollar donations toward the museum are much appreciated. Contact: Director at marionmuseum.org<mailto:Director at marionmuseum.org> for more information.



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