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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
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Welcome to the Wyoming State Archaeologists Office

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Members of the Wyoming Archaeological Society
assisting in the excavation of the Butler-Rissler site,
an 1,800 year old Woodland/Besant site along the
North Platte River southwest of Casper.

Wyoming Archaeology

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The Preserve Wyoming 2012 Conference - May 18-19, 2012

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Questions?
Contact Ashley Rooney
or call (307) 777-7566
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Travel Stipend Announcement PDF Document
Travel Stipend Application PDF Document
Travel Stipend Rules PDF Document

2011 Archaeology Awareness Month

2011 Tee Shirt
The 2011 Wyoming Archaeology Awareness Month poster is now available. The poster features a hide painting by Eastern Shoshone artist Cadzi Cody. The posters are free of charge and may be picked up at the State Historic Preservation Office in Cheyenne, 3rd floor Barrett Building, 2301 Central Ave. or in Laramie, at the Anthropology Building at 12th and Lewis, Room 312. Limit one poster per person. Click here to learn more.

2011 Wyoming Archaeology tee shirts

The design on the 2011 shirt is based on a Native American hide painting.
Click here to download the order form. PDF Document

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Access audio files of keynote speeches and power point presentations, Resources page with state, regional, national, guest speakers and conference attendee links, Evaluation survey.
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