Montana Archaeology Month is an annual celebration that encourages Montanans to learn more about the rich cultural and archaeological heritage of our state. Exhibits, lectures, demonstrations, and other activities are scheduled throughout the state at museums, historic sites, state parks, libraries, and universities to celebrate this special month.
Montana Archaeology Month is coordinated by the Montana Archaeological Society and supported by the Montana State Historic Preservation Office.
Each year, Archaeology Month has a different theme and poster. The theme for 2010 is Ice Patch Archaeology.
Eric Parrish, Helen Keremedjiev, and Dr. Craig Lee designed the Archaeology Month Poster for Archaeology Month 2010.
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If you would like a copy of this poster, or previous years posters contact Damon Murdo at the State Historic Preservation Office dmurdo@mt.gov.
Montana Archaeology Month is an annual celebration that encourages Montanans to learn more about the rich cultural and archaeological heritage of our state. Exhibits, lectures, demonstrations, and other activities are scheduled throughout the state at museums, historic sites, state parks, libraries, and universities to celebrate this special month. 
