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On September 19, 2007, Briana opened her second season of Ancient Civilizations programs at the Round Lake Area Library with the wildly popular Ancient Celts! |
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Senior Archaeologist Briana led the excavation |
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There was some peeking into the site as young archaeologists lined up outside before the unveiling |
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And oh, what wonders they found inside! |
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Stonehenge |
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Celtic chess |
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A chariot |
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Ancient Celtic maps |
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Celtic knots a-plenty |
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Astrology crafts |
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Princess |
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Hidden clues in a forest of knowledge |
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A replica Celtic sword, guarded cautiously by Israel |
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Let the activities begin! |
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Where do you begin? |
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Activity booklets led the way with instructions and questions to answer |
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Cartography is always an element of the Ancient Civilizations programs |
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Curious |
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Cooperative |
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Hard working |
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There were real tools on the premises and Briana had a wound to prove it |
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Marina had the honor of being the temporary tattoo artist -- no one wields a sponge quite as well as she does |
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Once everyone realized they could get a temporary tattoo, Marina's table was met with much enthusiasm |
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Everyone worked well within their groups, assisting one another and sharing the fun |
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As always, the young archaeologists' hard work was rewarded with a goodie bag. They received two take-home crafts, Ancient Civilizations pencils, a copy of Briana's Celtic newspaper, their hard hats, and most importantly, a fun learning experience to take with them forever. |
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