Workshop in Archaeology

Montgomery County school children stop at the Munsell identification station to complete               their archaeology activity booklet at the Josiah Henson Site. Montgomery County school children stop at the Munsell identification station to complete their archaeology activity booklet at the Josiah Henson Site.

The Maryland Historical Trust, working in partnership with The Archeological Society of Maryland, Inc., proudly presents the 34th Annual Workshop in Archaeology.

When: Saturday, September 20th, 2025 from 9 AM until 3:30 PM

Where: 100 Community Place, Crownsville, MD (and grounds)

Admission Fee (payable at the door): $7.00 General admission; $5.00 for ASM members and students.

Keynote Address – Public Interpretation and the Evolution of the Montgomery County Parks Archaeology Program (Cassandra Michaud)

Montgomery Parks has long incorporated archaeological research into public sites and programming, with activities ranging from public events to volunteer days to the creation of the Josiah Henson Museum and Park. The Archaeology Program participates in park land site development and interpretation both as stewards and as contributors to the larger story of the county. This presentation will explore a variety of ways that archaeological work is integrated into Parks public projects, including future plans at the recently acquired Ednor Soapstone Quarry Park.

Program

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