Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Gabriella Zipek, 10, and Tristam Gaylord, 10, show off the duck decoys they made from tule ree
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Archaeologist, Scott Whitesides helps Tristam Gaylord, 10, left and Gabriella Zipek, 10, make
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Children gather around tables to participate in activities at the archaeology open house Saturd
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Mary Emmaline Hansen, 8, tries grinding corn using a mano and matate ( ancient stone tools) at
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Gabriella Zipek, 10, and Tristam Gaylord, 10, show off the duck decoys they made from tule reeds at the archaeology open house Saturday at the Utah State History Museum at the Rio Grande Depot. The event, part of Archaeology Week activities, began Saturday and will run through May 12th. At the open house, children participated in hands on activities with a archaeological theme.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Archaeologist, Scott Whitesides helps Tristam Gaylord, 10, left and Gabriella Zipek, 10, make duck decoys made from tule at the archaeology open house Saturday at the Utah State History Museum at the Rio Grande Depot. The event was part of Archaeology Week activities that began Saturday and will run through May 12th. At the open house children participated in hands on activities with an archaeological theme.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Children gather around tables to participate in activities at the archaeology open house Saturday at the Utah State History Museum at the Rio Grande Depot. The event, part of Archaeology Week activities that began Saturday will run through May 12th around the state.The activities at the open house included corn grinding with stone tools, duck decoy making using tule as well as archaeology displays and Navajo tacos for sale.
Paul Fraughton | Salt Lake Tribune
Mary Emmaline Hansen, 8, tries grinding corn using a mano and matate ( ancient stone tools) at the archaeology open house Saturday at the Utah State History Museum at the Rio Grande Depot. The event was part of Archaeology Week activities that began Saturday and will run through May 12th. At the open house, children participated in hands on activities with a archaeological theme.