Time and Tradition
A Free Travelling Exhibit Curated by the Public Archaeology Facility
Time and Tradition is a professionally designed
educational exhibit, created in collaboration with archaeologists
from Binghamton University’s Anthropology Department, and
professional designers from the Roberson Museum in Binghamton. This
colorful display uses a time-line as an organizational device to
walk visitors through 15,000 years of Native American history in
New York State. The exhibit draws on text, illustrations, and Native
American artifacts to illustrate segments of the past. Artifacts
are secured in museum quality display cases that are tamper-resistant.
The Time and Tradition exhibit can be enjoyed by children, teens,
and adults. This exhibit is an educational tool that can supplement
existing school curricula in Social Studies, History, Science, and
English.
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 OUR EXHIBIT |
 THE INTRODUCTION |
 STONE TOOLS |
 STONE TOOLS |
 ARGRICULTURE |
 THE CONTACT PERIOD |
| This exhibit is made up of 8 panels linked
into 4 pairs. Each panel measures 3 x 8 feet. You will need a minimum
of 15 by 10 feet to allow for proper viewing and visitor flow. |
| The exhibit is ideal for auditoriums,
lobbies, or other indoor spaces. The exhibit can, under special circumstances,
be loaned for outdoor events. The exhibit will be delivered and set
up for your school or organization (within the Binghamton Tri-Cities
Area and surrounding towns). We hope that you will host the exhibit
for a 3-4 week period. For additional information, or to reserve the Time and Tradition Exhibit for your school or organization, please contact: Nina
M. Versaggi or Lynda Carroll CREDITS. |