Prehistoric Lifeways at the FamCamp Archeological Site
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Archeology Center Exhibit - Interpretive painting of Plains Woodland (ca. A.D. 600)
component at Famp Archeological Site (Site 48LA277), Wyoming.
Archeological field work, exhibit planning, and on-site stabilization conducted by NPS, SEAC for the 
Warren Air Force Base Archeology Center, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, Wyoming.
Painting by Martin Pate.

Entrance to Famcamp Archeology Center
Famcamp Archeology Center & Exhibit
Protective shed and interpretive signs

The Famcamp Archeology Center contains an on-site display of a genuine "in situ" archeological profile. The profile resulted from archeological investigations conducted by the National Park Service in 1991 and 1992. In association with the National Clearinghouse for Archaeological Site Stabilization, staff at the Southeast Archeological Center worked with Warren Air Force Base Environmental Management office to expose and stabilize remnants of the Plains Woodland site. The Famcamp Archeology Center includes a museum containing descriptions of: the archeological fieldwork; an in situ archeological profile and fire hearth; interpretive signs; the archeological stabilization work; interpretive artwork; manikin reproductions; and artifact displays.

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For further information, contact: Richard Bryant, Archeologist, Environmental Management Office, 300 Vesle Drive, F.E. Warren Air Force Base, WY 82005, phone: (307) 773-3667, fax: (307) 773-4153, e-mail: richard.bryant@warren.af.mil.