Archaeology Month 2019 October is Archaeology Month in North Carolina! The year 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. Along with the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, the Office of State Archaeology will be highlighting the accomplishments of North Carolina women, past and present, whose lives have been revealed through archaeology and those who have influenced the development and future of our field. Join us this October in honoring the contributions of women to North Carolina archaeology and history! As part of a national campaign to commemorate women gaining the right to vote, North Carolina’s Department of Natural and Cultural Resources has coordinated a campaign titled "She Changed the World: NC Women Breaking Barriers" starting March 2019 and continuing through November 2020. American women were granted the right to vote with the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified on August 18, 1920, after a 72-year fight by suffragists. The 19th Amendment was an incomplete victory. The amendment did not guarantee suffrage for all women, and the struggle for full enfranchisement continues today. Until recently, many of the suffragists who struggled to secure a place for women in American democracy—both before and after the 19th Amendment—were left out of our history books. We’ll tell their stories. Please join the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and the Office of State Archaeology as we share and celebrate the achievements of ALL North Carolina women and illuminate North Carolinian women's pivotal role in breaking down barriers in North Carolina and the nation. For more information, visit the She Changed the World: NC Women Breaking Barriers website. Governor's Proclamation Featuring Unique Women Who Have Impacted NC Archaeology Sauratown Woman Collaborative Spark Virginia Dare Enduring Mystery Dr. Pauli Murray Civil Rights Activist Hester Davis Preservation Advocate Events Arch in the Park: Public Archaeology Day Saturday, October 12, 2019, 11:00am to 2:00pm Pullen Park, Raleigh Free and open to all ages! Trowel Blazers: Perspectives of Women in NC Archaeology Friday, October 18, 3:00pm to 4:30pm NC Museum of History, Raleigh Free and open to the public! Archaeological Meet & Eat Friday, October 18, 2019, 5:00pm to 7:00pm North Street Beer Station, Raleigh Open to the public! Trowel Blazers Lecture Series Archaeology at the Pauli Murray Family Home: The State of Research 2019 Maritime Heritage at Risk: Lighthouses, Shipwrecks and Deserted Towns How Women Created the Mississippian World at Moundville, A.D. 1070-1200 More Lectures Join the Celebration! @ncarchaeology @northcarolinaculture @shechangedtheworld @ncarchaeology @ncculture #ncarchaeology #SheChangedtheWorld #NCHerstory Previous Archaeology Months October 2018 - Dynamic Lanscapes & Changing Environments: 14,000 Years of Human History in North Carolina October 2017 - Partnerships in Archaeology: Collaboration at the Ailey Young House October 2016 - The Faces of Archaeology Download Our Posters Trowel Blazers Sauratown Woman Virginia Dare Dr. Pauli Murray Hester Davis Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Sponsored in-part by: North Carolina Archaeological Council She Changed the World Campaign North Carolina Archaeological Society
Archaeology Month 2019 October is Archaeology Month in North Carolina! The year 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage. Along with the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, the Office of State Archaeology will be highlighting the accomplishments of North Carolina women, past and present, whose lives have been revealed through archaeology and those who have influenced the development and future of our field. Join us this October in honoring the contributions of women to North Carolina archaeology and history! As part of a national campaign to commemorate women gaining the right to vote, North Carolina’s Department of Natural and Cultural Resources has coordinated a campaign titled "She Changed the World: NC Women Breaking Barriers" starting March 2019 and continuing through November 2020. American women were granted the right to vote with the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, ratified on August 18, 1920, after a 72-year fight by suffragists. The 19th Amendment was an incomplete victory. The amendment did not guarantee suffrage for all women, and the struggle for full enfranchisement continues today. Until recently, many of the suffragists who struggled to secure a place for women in American democracy—both before and after the 19th Amendment—were left out of our history books. We’ll tell their stories. Please join the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources and the Office of State Archaeology as we share and celebrate the achievements of ALL North Carolina women and illuminate North Carolinian women's pivotal role in breaking down barriers in North Carolina and the nation. For more information, visit the She Changed the World: NC Women Breaking Barriers website. Governor's Proclamation Featuring Unique Women Who Have Impacted NC Archaeology Sauratown Woman Collaborative Spark Virginia Dare Enduring Mystery Dr. Pauli Murray Civil Rights Activist Hester Davis Preservation Advocate Events Arch in the Park: Public Archaeology Day Saturday, October 12, 2019, 11:00am to 2:00pm Pullen Park, Raleigh Free and open to all ages! Trowel Blazers: Perspectives of Women in NC Archaeology Friday, October 18, 3:00pm to 4:30pm NC Museum of History, Raleigh Free and open to the public! Archaeological Meet & Eat Friday, October 18, 2019, 5:00pm to 7:00pm North Street Beer Station, Raleigh Open to the public! Trowel Blazers Lecture Series Archaeology at the Pauli Murray Family Home: The State of Research 2019 Maritime Heritage at Risk: Lighthouses, Shipwrecks and Deserted Towns How Women Created the Mississippian World at Moundville, A.D. 1070-1200 More Lectures Join the Celebration! @ncarchaeology @northcarolinaculture @shechangedtheworld @ncarchaeology @ncculture #ncarchaeology #SheChangedtheWorld #NCHerstory Previous Archaeology Months October 2018 - Dynamic Lanscapes & Changing Environments: 14,000 Years of Human History in North Carolina October 2017 - Partnerships in Archaeology: Collaboration at the Ailey Young House October 2016 - The Faces of Archaeology Download Our Posters Trowel Blazers Sauratown Woman Virginia Dare Dr. Pauli Murray Hester Davis Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Open a full-size PDF! Sponsored in-part by: North Carolina Archaeological Council She Changed the World Campaign North Carolina Archaeological Society
