Event
Peopling of the Americas: Old Ideas, New Evidence
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Fee:
Free.Location: LAT/LONG: 46.870766, -114.006342
Montana Natural History Center 120 Hickory St. Missoula, MT 59801 United States Phone: 406.327.0405 Can’t attend in person? Join us on Facebook Live the night of, or watch the lecture later on YouTube. Click here to go to our YouTube Channel. Click here to join us on Facebook Live at 7p.m. on Feb. 16th .
Dates & Times
Date:
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
Time:
7:00 PM
Duration:
1 hour and 30 minutes
Type of Event
Partner Program
Virtual/Digital
Description
Third Annual Cabin Fever Lecture:
Peopling of the Americas: Old Ideas, New Evidence
This lecture will focus on the Late Pleistocene and the period of human colonization of the Americas.
Join us to hear archeologist Carl Davis, author of the book Six Hundred Generations: An Archeological History of Montana.
Carl will be discussing a fascinating question: “Did anyone in Montana’s history witness or experience any of the Missoula floods?” The presentation will cover some materials from his book, and will draw from other sources as well.
Can’t attend in person? Join on Facebook Live the night of, or watch the lecture later on YouTube.
Click here to go to our YouTube Channel.
Click here to join us on Facebook Live at 7p.m. on Feb. 16th .
More information
Reservation or Registration: Yes
There will be no fees for this lecture; it’s free! However, registration is required and opens on January 18th. Register for the Archeology in Montana lecture here.