Delve into the fascinating past of the Great Plains at this educational lecture hosted at the Seward Memorial Library. This presentation explores Nebraska's archaeological history, spanning from 10,000 B.C.E. to approximately 1800 C.E. Attendees will learn about stone and bone tools, ancient architecture, and settlement patterns that define the region's prehistoric heritage. It is a unique opportunity to gain insights into the hidden treasures and cultural evolution of Nebraska through expert archaeological research and evidence.
What to Expect
An informative presentation featuring archaeological evidence and historical analysis of Nebraska.
Who Should Attend
- History buffs
- Students
- Local residents
- Archaeology enthusiasts
- Library patrons
Agenda Overview
Lecture on Nebraska's archaeological timeline.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Seward Memorial Library · Library
A community library in Seward, Nebraska, providing educational resources and public programming.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the lecture?
It is held at the Seward Memorial Library, 233 S 5th St, Seward, NE.
What time period is covered?
The lecture covers 10,000 B.C.E. to circa 1800 C.E.
Is this event free?
Library events are typically free; please check the library website for confirmation.
Who is the target audience?
The content is suitable for 4th grade and up.
How can I register?
Check the Seward Memorial Library event calendar for registration details.
Is there a phone number?
Contact the library directly for more information.
Tags
Archaeology
History
Education
Seward NE
Library Event
Nebraska
Summary
An educational lecture on Nebraska's archaeological history at the Seward Memorial Library.
Reference:
humanitiesnebraska.org
Highlights
- Expert archaeological insights
- Prehistoric history overview
- Focus on stone and bone tools
- Architecture and settlement patterns
- Educational library program
- Open to the public
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