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@import url("../css/menuMatt.css"); Where To Start? Two great ways to start learning about how to use archeology as a teaching tool are our online guides, Archeology for Interpreters: A Guide to the Resource and its counterpart, Interpretation for Archeologists: A Guide to Increasing Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities . Created to help National Park Service interpreters and archeologists discuss archeological resources with the public, educators can also use these guides to learn about incorporating archeology into their classroom toolkit. Archeology for Interpreters answers questions about archeological methods, interpretation with archeological data, sensitivity in cultural resource matters, and encouragement of a sense of stewardship in youth. It also provides numerous links to get you started, including recommendations on parks to visit, lesson plans, and publications. Perhaps most importantly, the guide intends to help you feel comfortable using archeology as a multi-disciplinary resource. Interpretation for Archeologists offers methods for encouraging students to find personal meanings in archeological resources. This guide discusses the elements of interpretation that teachers can develop for their classrooms, such as the connections between tangible, intangible, and universal elements that facilitate learning and discussion.

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Texas Beyond History TBH Home Teachers Welcome Teachers! Teachers' Guide to TBH Teaching with Standards Lesson Plans ... Please Evaluate Our Site Texas Archeological Society http://www.txarch.org/ Become a member and learn how to do archeology at one of the TAS field schools held annually at important sites across the state. Excellent list of teachers resources about archeology andTexas history. National Park Service http://www.nps.gov nps.gov/archeology.html Texas Parks and Wildlife Department http://www.tpwd.state.tx.us/ Links to all parks and historic sites in Texas and living history programs in Texas state parks. Kids' pages features "Learn about Texas Indians" and downloadable coloring pages. Texas Indians http://www.texasindians.com This is the best privately maintained site available on Texas Indians. Web master R. E. Moore has done a wonderful job compiling information for this very useful site. You will find many articles on individual Indian tribes, teacher resources and more. Legacy Program http://car.utsa.edu/legacy.htm

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NPS A Cultural Resource Subject Archeology Cultural Groups Cultural Landscapes Databases History History of the NPS Mapping Maritime Military History National Historic Landmarks Nat'l Register of Historic Places Publications Technical Assistance Training Travel Explore America's Past Tools for Learning What's New History in the Parks Past Features What We Care About Site Map Search Email Credits Links to the Past Home National Park Service Home Do you want to LEARN more about America's cultural resources? And LEARN about everything the NPS is doing to protect them for future generations? Here are our key products, which may take the form of a distance learning program, a directory, a database, a case study, a lesson plan, a teacher's handbook, an illustrated guideline, or various other formats. The ways you can LEARN will grow and change as we post new materials, so come back often! Choose how to LEARN by . . . Learning Subjects Archeology History Landscapes Mapping Military History National Historic Landmarks or Learning Tools Databases Lesson Plans Long Distance Learning Publications Questions and Answers Virtual Exhibits Virtual Tours Learning Subjects Learn - Subjects America's Hidden Battlefields: Protecting the Archeological Story America's battlefields teach us about some of the most important events in our historyand there is much more to a battlefield than immediately meets the eye! An important piece of this irreplaceable landscape is the reality of that long-ago battle that lies hidden underground. Through the protection, study, and interpretation of archeological evidence, we can enhance our understanding of those events, and ensure that the battle itself is remembered.

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