Archaeology Outreach

09/22/2026

New pictures from Faulkner House archaeology project! Faulkner descendant DeAnn Beck and I registered finds including the 2nd clay marble which she recovered in the field

09/20/2026

The weather is clearing up and we are a "go" for tomorrow's Archaeology Project. There's also a Sunday session on Sept 27th from 3-5 pm which is family friendly for 6 - 12 grade students! Sign up or come by!

09/18/2026

Additional volunteer dates are now available on the following Mondays (10/5, 10/12, 10/19) and two Sunday afternoons (9/27, 10/25). The Sunday sessions are open to students in grade 6 and up, provided they are accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Every day at the site yields fascinating objects and valuable data that helps us better understand the context of the artifacts and the lives of those who lived in Mill Corner.

Please sign up here:

Archaeology Outreach and Iron Work Farm are seeking volunteers to assist with an archaeology program at the Faulkner House. We will be shifting the tailings of recent work and recovering the artifacts as we do. This is for adults only except Sunday, September 27th. There will be a short training at....

09/15/2026

Update from the Faulkner House Archaeology Project! We were joined by 2 Faulkner descendants yesterday! Nice to see old friends too. Sign up for remaining September dates. We expect October dates to drop soon! https://forms.gle/HKhVhj4yvUqbQoxR8

09/08/2026

Small finds are the best finds. Clay pipe stem

09/08/2026

We had an amazing time kicking off the Faulkner House archeology project! Finds include a clay pipe stem and clay marble. Join us on Monday September 14, September 21st or Sunday September 27th and see what you discover about the past!

09/06/2026

Small finds can be the best finds, no matter what time period. See everyone tomorrow

08/25/2026

Early archaeology session for board members and Archaeology Outreach assistants. Sign up for September dates here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScm8dQeC_7HNmhP6IvTGuMY6I2uR9rxHF_TfFh959TEfR7r_A/viewform

08/20/2026

This is a great article about Wolf Rock and the Ceremonial Stone Landscape at Great Brook in Carlisle. Many thanks to Russ Ruthen for including me, the Trail Through Time and Pine Hawk. I hope the Indigenous CSL is recognized by Mass Historical Commission, as well as local commissions for the full measure of what they represent.