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K-12 CCHS: Native Americans of the Eastern Woodland

Add to Your Calendar: 11/19/2019 09:30 11/19/2019 11:00 America/New_York K-12 CCHS: Native Americans of the Eastern Woodland

Date: Tuesday, November 19th 
Time: 9:30-11:00am
Cost:  $6.50. Please register & pay for only those in grades K - 12.  Adults do not need to register.
Ages: K-12. Younger well-behaved children are also welcome to attend.  
Sign up: Visit the event website here
Contact: Robin Zook: bkrjzook82@aol.com 

Cumberland County Historical Society: Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands:
Do you think that you could stand still and proud as your nose was pierced with a sharpened bone? Would you like to know how to make clothing out of animal flesh using only stone tools and brain matter? These were the skills and cultural expectations of people from the Eastern Woodlands. Using clothing, animal pelts, weapons, and tools, we will explore the fascinating and vibrant heritage of our county’s earliest settlers.

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Date – Time

November 19, 2019 – 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM

Location

CCHS, Carlisle
21 North Pitt Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 US

Additional Information

Date: Tuesday, November 19th 
Time: 9:30-11:00am
Cost:  $6.50. Please register & pay for only those in grades K - 12.  Adults do not need to register.
Ages: K-12. Younger well-behaved children are also welcome to attend.  
Sign up: Visit the event website here
Contact: Robin Zook: bkrjzook82@aol.com 

Cumberland County Historical Society: Native Americans of the Eastern Woodlands:
Do you think that you could stand still and proud as your nose was pierced with a sharpened bone? Would you like to know how to make clothing out of animal flesh using only stone tools and brain matter? These were the skills and cultural expectations of people from the Eastern Woodlands. Using clothing, animal pelts, weapons, and tools, we will explore the fascinating and vibrant heritage of our county’s earliest settlers.