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Audio Update 008:

Event: Archaeology Expo, March 1 & 2, 2008, plus Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month, March 2008

Location: Arizona State Museum
Guest: Public Archaeology Programs Manager Ann Howard
Summary: Overview of Archaeology & Heritage Awareness Month scheduled for March 2008 with over 60 events around Arizona. Discussion about what you can do at the Archaeology Expo at the Arizona State Museum on March 1 & 2. Learn how Red Rock State Park, Jerome State Historic Park, and Patagonia Lake State Park are involved. Also, an introduction to the Site Steward Program which offers volunteers an opportunity to help protect Arizona's archaeological sites.
Time: 6:51

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