Saving Skwaasutek
Apr. 1 at 10am
Mike Kimball, Assistant Professor of Anthropology University of Maine-Machias, discusses 3,000-year-old rock art of coastal Maine.
Apr. 1 at 10am
Mike Kimball, Assistant Professor of Anthropology University of Maine-Machias, discusses 3,000-year-old rock art of coastal Maine.
Mike Kimball, Assistant Professor of Anthropology University of Maine-Machias, discusses 3,000-year-old rock art of coastal Maine.
Saving Skwaasutek; Protecting the Petroglyphs of Coastal Maine
April 1 at 10am
"Skwaasutek," a Native American word for "the place of watching and waiting" is home to coastal Maine's 3,000-year-old rock art. These mysterious designs, or petroglyphs, are endangered by global warming. Kimball will discuss the unique collaboration among archeologists, artists and Waponaki tribal members to preserve these unique treasures.
10am Coffee and Bagels * 11am Lecture
Pre-registration required
Institute members $8
Non-members $10
Please call: 248 645.3210 or...
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