Events
Franciscan Florida in pan-Borderlands Perspective:
Flagler Room, Flagler College 74 King Street
March 14, 08:00:00 AM — 04:00:00 PM
Come here rolling lectures all day on, Franciscan Florida in pan-Borderlands Perspective: Adaptation, Negotiation and Resistance!
Mysteries in the Deep: Underwater Archaeology for Kids + boat activity
Port Charlotte Library 2280 Aaron Street
March 14, 02:00:00 PM — 03:00:00 PM
Mysteries in the Deep: Underwater Archaeology- Did you know that Florida has the second longest coastline in the United States? Through time, all this water brought in all kinds of human doing and making all kinds of wonderful things! Come and learn what underwater archaeologists study and how they do science underwater!
Public Presentation: The Archaeology and Use of Caves in Florida
Bay County Public Library 898 West 11th Street
March 14, 06:00:00 PM — 07:00:00 PM
Join FPAN and the Bay County Public Library for a FREE archaeology lecture, \"The Archaeology and Use of Caves in Florida,\" presented by Gregg Harding, UWF Archaeology graduate student and FPAN Public Archaeology Assistant!
Forensic Anthropology, Past and Present
Florida Historical Society Archaeological Institute 435 Brevard Ave.
March 14, 07:00:00 PM — 08:00:00 PM
Patrisha Myers, Graduate Student, UCF Join us as Patrisha explores the evolution of forensic anthropology, from its early origins in anatomical studies to its first application in solving homicides. She\'ll discuss methods of skeletal analysis that enable scientists to identify the dead and how this information can be used to construct biological profiles.