Arizona Project Archaeology

We envision archaeological education as a path to civic engagement and stewardship of cultural resources on public lands. 

The Arizona Site Steward Program Foundation is proud to support Arizona Project Archaeology, which provides a fully developed interdisciplinary science based Archaeological curriculum to 3rd - 5th grade history teachers.  This comprehensive curriculum uses archaeological inquiry to foster understanding of past and present cultures; improve social studies and science education; and enhance citizenship education to help preserve our archaeological legacy.  

What we can do for you

We provide services to educators, students and learners of all ages in three ways: 

1. High-quality curricular materials that model authentic archaeological inquiry.

2. Professional development for educators including classroom teachers, informal educators, and archaeologists. 3. Support for Project Archaeology educators through state and regional programs, conferences, new materials, and networking opportunities. How can we help you?

Educators - Watch for our online Investigating Shelter Teacher Workshop!

Arizona Project Archaeology is currently constructing an online, self paced Investigating Shelter Teacher Workshop - watch this space or the Arizona Project Archaeology  website for more details! 

 This Workshop is made possible by a grant from Arizona Humanities and the Institute of Heritage Education.  There will be no cost to participants for the first workshop.  

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Arizona Project Archaeology is proud to have received a grant from the Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society (AAHS) F. Lewis Orrell Jr Bequests to develop an Arizona specific Hohokam Pithouse Shelter guide for our teachers and students.  Watch for this guide in 2021!

Other Resources

• The National Project Archaeology site offers teacher resources such as in person and online professional development, common core standards and archaeological databases: https://projectarchaeology.org/services/teachers/

• Program Materials can be purchased at: https://projectarchaeology.org/shop/

• The Arizona Project Archaeology website and Facebook pages are now available!

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