Zachary Singer, Ph.D., will discuss the results of the 2016 and 2017 archaeological excavations at the Templeton site in Washington, Connecticut. Templeton is the oldest know archaeological site in Connecticut.
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Zachary Singer, Ph.D., will discuss the results of the 2016 and 2017 archaeological excavations at the Templeton site in Washington, Connecticut. Templeton is the oldest know archaeological site in Connecticut. Its Paleo-Indian component has been radiocarbon-dated to 11,190 years before the present. Dr. Singer will present new interpretations of raw material selection and stone tool use, artifact and composition, and discuss the site in the corner of the Northeast Region. Don’t miss this exciting lecture on one of the most significant archaeological sites in the Northeast!
Cost: $5 lecture fee; $10 museum admission and lecture; LHAC members free
