Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests. 

Visit Roanoke Island Festival Park's latest traveling exhibit, NC Digs! The exhibit features five types of archaeological sites each of which can be found in North Carolina, along with a tool and technique important to excavating or analyzing each. An interactive panel, entitled “Reading the Clues” will allow participants to delve further into learning about archaeologists’ tricks of the trade. A children’s archaeological dig and other activities, as well as encased artifacts from the Office of State Archaeology Lab, are open to guests.