Archaeology Explorers: Hands-On Discovery Morning
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site · Charleston ✓ verified
Sat, Dec 19 · all day
Learn to think like an archaeologist! Kids will explore historic artifacts and plant clues, just like real scientists. This one-hour program includes two hands-on activities where participants learn how archaeologists sort objects to answer questions about the past and study tiny plant remains to discover what people grew and ate in 1670s Charles Towne. Designed for ages 6–12, this interactive experience brings history to life through investigation and discovery. Registration required; space is limited to 12 participants per session.
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About Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
Charles Towne Landing marks the site of the first permanent English settlement in the Carolinas (1670). Families explore the Animal Forest of native wildlife, walk the trails and gardens, board a replica 17th-century sailing ship, and join ranger-led nature and living-history programs.
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