Gulf Archaeology Research Institute 
Gulf Archaeology Research Institute 
Gulf Archaeology Research Institute         5990 N. Tallahassee Road        Crystal River, Florida 34428        352-564-0888
                                       
                                                                      gari.arch@gmail.com 
Events at the Institute...
May Field Schedule At Micanopy - Project Schedule. Meet at Heritage park parking lot by 9:45 a.m. for assignments

May
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     Wednesdays         11th, 18th, and 25th
     Fridays                   13th, 20th, and 27th
     Saturdays              21st
June
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April 2011 - The Archaeology of the Seminole Wars

GARI is offering our HIS II – Historic Archaeology of the Seminole War Period course. This academic course is designed to provide an overview of America's longest running conflict and will cover the events leading up to and including the First Seminole War (1818-1832), the Second Seminole War (1835-1842), the Third Seminole War (1841-1854), and the aftermath (Post-1854).  The course will address the major periods of the Florida Wars, major personalities, battles, significant sites, various diverse military, Seminole, Black Seminole, and pioneer life ways, and technology. The course is tailored for college students, seniors, teachers, and lifelong students having a serious interest in social science, anthropology, and archaeology. The course will be taught by Gary D. Ellis, director of GARI who brings over 30 years as a practicing professional archaeologist to the classroom.  Gary is known nationally for his work at Fort King (National Historic Landmark), the Izard Battlefield, Fort Dade (National Register), and is currently conducting test excavations at Forts Defiance and Micanopy and the Micanopy, Black point and Welika Pond battlefields. This course will bring into discussion a wide range of primary research relating to Seminole Wars. If you are serious about archaeology and Florida and American history, this may be the course for you. Tuition is $100 with discounts available for qualifying students. Call and ask for details.........
                                           Course dates: Saturdays, April 12th, 19th,  and 26th
                                           Course intensity: 9 hrs, 3 sessions
                                           When: 9 a.m. until noon
                                           Where: Citrus County Canning Center
                                           located off of SR 491, Lecanto Hwy, Lecanto, Florida 34461
                                           352-564-0888 lab or 352-464-4274