LAF is a nonprofit organization devoted to archaeological research and community outreach in Loudoun County, Virginia.
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- Leesburg, VA, 20175
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- The Lucketts Community Centers...
Lucketts Community Center, 42361 L...
Friday, September 4 at 7:30pm
The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. (LAF) exhibited at the 66th Annual Waterford Homes Tour and Crafts Fair on October 3 to 5, 2009...
The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. will be at the Waterford Homes Tour & Crafts Exhibit on October 2-4, 2009, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., please join us. The LAF will be at the archaeology exhibit, so please stop by and find out what we are doing. We look forward to seeing you there...
Loudoun Archaeological Foundation Dr. David T. Clark will be participating in the in the Lucketts Community Centers First Friday Lecture Series.
Time:7:30PM Friday, September 4th
Location: Lucketts Community Center, 42361 Lucketts Road, Lucketts VA
When I founded the Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. (LAF) in January of 2007, I had a number of specific goals in mind, among which were: 1. Conducting year round archaeological research/investigations as a means of educating the public regarding local cultural resources. 2...
Learn about local history and other engaging topics at the Lucketts Community Center First Friday Lecture Series. The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. and Dr. David T...
The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation, Inc. (LAF) had the pleasure of participating in the 37th Annual Lucketts Fair in Lucketts, Virginia on August 22 -23, 2009 (Saturday and Sunday)...
Loudoun Archaeological Foundation The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation will conduct a public archaeology program at the annual Lucketts Fair celebration on August 22-23. It will be a fun, exciting, and educational event for all ages. This program will introduce ancient technology of Native Americans and how archaeologists discover secrets about ancien...t people. There will be artifacts that archaeologists have found at Prehistoric and Civil War sites.
News Release July 6, 2009 Ashburn’s Katy Catlin Receives Loudoun Archaeological Foundation/Dominion Foundation 2009 Graduate Study Stipend Dr. David T. ...
Northern Virginia Community College, Loudoun Campus Fall 2009 / History 180. ...
Loudoun Archaeological Foundation The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation and the Claude Moore Historic Park joined forces to present The Archaeology Field Camp Program, July 27-31. The program was all hands-on with artifacts and walks around the park to look at how people used the land in the past. The children worked with historic and prehistoric archa...eology in a fun way with all kinds of artifacts, hands-on activities, and games. They kept an Archaeology Journal of all activities. The children had fun drawing what they had seen, and writing creative artifact stories. They investigated stone tool making with an archaeologist. The children had fun with the Atlatl, they made pottery, and played Archaeology games; gameboards, activity sheets, pottery, puzzles. The children took daily archaeology discovery walks, studied skeletons to learn about people; Foodways. They “Wash artifacts” and classify Botany Day: Seeds, food, charcoal. Everyone had a lot of fun, children and adults.
The Loudoun Archaeological Foundation and the Claude Moore Historic Park joined forces to present The Archaeology Field Camp Program, July 27-31. The program was all hands-on with artifacts and walks around the park to look at how people used the land in the past...
