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Crow Canyon Archaeological Center:

Colorado Heritage Education Resource Guide

Dig Magazine:

Ask Dr. Dig

Dig Grownup Section

Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center: 

Teacher Resource Catalog

Museum of Antiquities (United Kingdom): 

Flints and Stones and the National Curriculum

The importance of learning about the hunter-gatherer way of life should not be underestimated. For 99% of their time on earth, humans have survived by hunting and gathering and in some parts of the world, people still live in this way. Settled, agrarian communities, by contrast, are a comparatively recent phenomenon. Flints and Stones gives teachers a chance to cover several subject areas outlined in the National Curriculum.

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National Park Service: 

Guide to Classroom Resources and Programs

National Park Service: 

Teacher Resources in Archeology

Smithsonian Institution: 

Anthropology Outreach Office

Windows into the Past: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center's Guide for Teachers

Presents stimulating, experience-based methods for teaching young people (grades 4-8) about archaeology and Native American history.

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