Girls Dig It
Girls Dig It is an engaging archaeology program for girls ages 12-14 that introduces them to the dynamic and interdisciplinary world of archaeology. Set to launch in 2025 for the North State, this program offers a comprehensive exploration of what it means to be an archaeologist and the skills required to pursue this fascinating career.
Program Goals and Activities
Through Girls Dig It, participants will:
- Explore Archaeology: Understand what archaeologists do, including fieldwork, research, and analysis.
- Learn Fundamentals and Vocabulary: Acquire essential knowledge and terminology used in the field of archaeology.
- Ethics in Archaeology: Discover why ethics are crucial in archaeological investigations and how they guide the work of professionals in the field.
- Community Histories: Uncover the hidden histories of their own communities, fostering a deeper connection to local heritage.
Educational Focus
Girls will engage in hands-on activities and interactive lessons that cover:
- Archaeological Techniques: Practical exercises in excavation, artifact analysis, and site preservation.
- Research Skills: Learn how to conduct historical research and interpret findings.
- Interdisciplinary Approach: Understand the various disciplines that contribute to archaeology, such as history, anthropology, and geology.
Future Opportunities
By participating in Girls Dig It, girls will gain valuable insights into the field of archaeology, opening up future educational and career opportunities in this exciting and diverse discipline.
Stay tuned for more information about the launch of Girls Dig It in 2025 by following us on social media or subscribing to our email notifications. This program promises to be an enriching experience that sparks curiosity and a passion for uncovering the past.