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As the rain finally lets up on a muggy July morning, a stampede of
kids nearly knocks the hinges off a door as they scramble to get back
outside. But this particular group isn't thinking about splashing in
the puddles or making mudpies. They are doing archeology.
Virginia's Alexandria Archaeology has kicked off its summer camp for
kids that, in two 1-week sessions, teaches twelve- to fifteen-year-olds
some basics of the profession. The course runs $300 a week. A staff
of professional archeologists, student interns, and adult volunteers
guide the campers in their efforts.
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