Five Things Everyone should known about the Native American Archaeology of CT
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Ninety-seven percent of the history of Connecticut occurred prior to the arrival of Europeans (Contact). Yet, this period is mostly overlooked. How did man come to colonize the region after the Ice Age? How did these pioneers adapt to the continuing changing climate and the land around them? How did they manage to develop a highly sophisticated society, network of trade, and feed growing populations? All this was done without horses, metal or the wheel! Come join us and learn about the time before European colonization, and how it relates to the present.
Program Fee: $5 per person
What to bring: Your Curiosity
Location: Keeler Tavern, 132 Main St, Ridgefield, CT 06877 - The Garden House is behind the Main building -
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Picture: 16th Century Algonquian village of Pomeiock by unknown - U.S.. National Archives & Records.