An archaeological project not only unearths the past—it also digs into the fabric of the local community. This two-part series explores both kinds of excavation, offering a nuts-and-bolts case study and a look at the community involvement a major dig requires. While the first episode illustrates the process by which Michigan’s centuries-old Fort St. Joseph was rediscovered, the second program depicts Western Michigan University scholars and students as they continue excavations while building community support and historical awareness. 2-part series, 17-30 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : In Search of Fort St. Joseph: Lessons in History, Culture, and Scientific Methodology | The Fort St. Joseph Project: Service and Learning in the Community

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