Hello! I have been working in the archaeological field since I graduated with my Bachelors Degree in Anthropology in 2009. My time as an archaeologist has taught me that people are not fully aware of the scope of archaeology as most is hidden by technical research reports which are horribly boring even to fellow archaeologists. My thought was to take a concept such as Native American house structures and discuss them in a way that wouldnt require an advanced degree in Anthropology to understand. We will start at the Paleoindian time period which is considered the time or earliest human occupation in North America and proceed through time until the Mississippian time period, which is roughly when Europeans arrived in North America.
Passage of Time 