The Investigating Rock Art workshop, presented by Project Archaeology, is a specialized professional development event held at the Bells Bend Outdoor Center in Nashville. This two-day program is designed for educators and history enthusiasts to explore the significance of rock art and archaeological practices. Through hands-on learning and expert instruction, participants will gain valuable insights into cultural heritage and educational methodologies, making it an essential experience for those interested in archaeology and history education.
What to Expect
An intensive, two-day workshop featuring lectures, field study, and collaborative learning.
Who Should Attend
- Educators
- Teachers
- Archaeology enthusiasts
- History students
Agenda Overview
Two days of intensive workshops from August 7-8, 2026.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Project Archaeology · Educational Organization
An organization dedicated to archaeology education.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is it for?
Educators and history enthusiasts.
Where is it held?
Bells Bend Outdoor Center.
How long is the workshop?
Two days.
What is the focus?
Rock art and archaeology.
Is registration required?
Yes, via the Project Archaeology website.
Are there tickets?
Yes, registration is required.
Tags
Archaeology
Workshop
Education
History
Nashville
Training
Summary
A two-day professional development workshop on archaeology and rock art.
Reference:
projectarchaeology.org
Highlights
- Professional development
- Archaeology training
- Rock art study
- Expert instruction
- Hands-on learning
- Cultural heritage
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