Free Excavation Event in Carmel as Part of Indiana Archaeology Month
The Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department and the University of Indianapolis are hosting a public and free archaeological excavation at a historic home.
On the occasion of September being declared Indiana Archaeology Month, a special event and excavation work are being carried out so that local residents can get a closer look at the world of archaeology.
Event as Part of Archaeology Month
September is celebrated in the state of Indiana as Archaeology Month, a time when archaeological activities and awareness efforts intensify.
Co-Hosting by Institutions
A free program for citizens has been prepared in collaboration with the Hamilton County Parks and Recreation Department and the University of Indianapolis.
Coxhall Gardens and Historic Williams House
The eagerly awaited free excavation activity will take place at the Historic Williams House area within Coxhall Gardens, located in Carmel.
Expert Statements and Broadcast Participation
Professor Chris Moore from the university appeared on the FOX59 Morning News program to discuss the importance of archaeology and interesting findings from past excavations.