Archaeological Determinations of the Life Ways of Prehistoric Native Americans in North Central Ohio and the Black River Watershed

📣 We are excited to announce another free community presentation!
📅 Wednesday, May 7
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 AHS Hall, 113 South Lake Street, Amherst, Ohio 44001

🎤 “Archaeological Determinations of the Life Ways of Prehistoric Native Americans in North Central Ohio and the Black River Watershed”
Presented by Glen Boatman, AHS member, Editor of Archaeology of North Central Ohio, and Vice President of the Sandusky Bay Chapter, Archaeological Society of Ohio

🪨 This presentation provides an overview of the lifeways of Native Americans in North Central Ohio and the Black River Watershed that are a result of archaeological investigations in this area and Ohio in general. The finds of tools of stone and bone, seeds and nuts, animal remains, and adornments on archaeological sites tell the story. Also the cultural practices of Native Americans observed and recorded during the early days of this Nation and still observed today tell the story.

🎟️ This presentation is free to attend, with refreshments provided!
📞 Please RSVP to 440-988-7255
📧 Or email: office@amhersthistoricalsociety.org

🙏 Thank you for your support!!