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October is Louisiana Archaeology Month and to celebrate, the ULM Museum of Natural History will host featured speaker Erlend Johnson on Thursday, October 19 at 6:00 p.m. The talk is entitled “Hurricane Salvage and Public Archaeology” and will be hosted at the museum on the first floor of Hanna Hall, 708 University Ave. on the ULM campus.
Archaeologists have found a 12,000-year-old human settlement in west-central Louisiana woodlands. Archaeologists have found evidence of human settlement as far back as 12,000 years ago in the west-central Louisiana woodlands, marking noteworthy discoveries.
During a six-week excavation in the Kisatchie National Forest, UL Lafayette's Archaeology Department found rare artifacts dating back to the last ice age. The team excavated an estimated 13,000 artifacts.
Archaeological dig on a site in Kisatchie National Forest that dates back 10-12,000 years.
Archaeological dig on a site in Kisatchie National Forest that dates back 10-12,000 years.