Day five of dig at Sappington House
Day five finds at the dig at Sappington House Unit one: Pig bones and pig incisor, chisel Work at unit one
Day five finds at the dig at Sappington House Unit one: Pig bones and pig incisor, chisel Work at unit one
Day six of finds at dig at Sappington House Unit one: Pigs’ teeth Pig tusk Bone Ceramic Nails No photos at present
Day seven of the dig at Sappington House Unit one: Bones Teeth Bricks Ceramic Bullet shells (not shotgun) Foundation clearly found in place, not just pieces of limestone Identifying soil type and color at unit three Mapping site at unit three Work at unit one, including the surprise find of foundation The archaeological dig at…
The DIG-it-yourself archaeology tent is next to the Sappington house entrance garden. Do hands-on activities yourself, or guide your kids and grand kids through the activities. Dig up the artifacts like a real archaeologist. Clean them. Describe them. Try to explain them. All the while, you are doing what a like a real archaeologist does.…
Day three finds at the dig at Sappington House Unit one: Bones Glass, clear and green or olive Nails Floor tile Ceramic Unit two: Glass Brick Bill Iseminger, archaeologist at Cahokia Mounds, spoke about “Doing Archaeology and Prehistoric Cultures at the Confluence.” Seating in the Library of Americana is very comfortable. Kids and mothers enjoyed…
Picnic Saturday… …at the dig at Sappington House. Bring your family, friends, kids, grand kids, blanket, lawn chairs. Oh, and bring your food and snacks. You will want to stay all day… at the dig at Sappington House. See the excavations live and in progress! See the displays. Do the hands-on activities for all ages.…
Finds of day two, included at unit two, the guys group by the library in the paw paw patch, some more pieces of brick, a nail, some cinders, a piece of ceramic, a huge root that was hard to work around. Unit one, the girls next to the cottage included, some more pieces of brick,…
Come see the dig at Sappington House, June 1st to the 11th. Every visitor gets a chance to reveal one piece of the Mystery Mural each day they come. Yes, if you come once to see the dig, you will want to come again on other days too, to see the progress in the dig.…
Day one of the dig at Sappington House was a day of getting to know you; students and teachers, archaeologists and City of Crestwood personnel, SCHS and site side interpreters. It was a day of learning the business of archaeology with the jump-in-with-both-feet-first approach. It was a day of discoveries, skills, knowledge, and even finding…
The Thomas Sappington House ~ Spring, 2016 February 27, 2016 Saturday 7~9 pm Sadie Hawkins BARN Dance Sappington House Barn Restaurant There’ll be fun at the old Barn on Saturday night! Join us as we dance the Virginia Reel and others to the Booneslick Strings and their dance caller. No dance experience necessary for a hootenanny…