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International Archaeology Day
October 17, 2026 at Red Rocks Park & Amphitheatre
A free, family-friendly celebration of archaeology, history, and culture. Hosted by Community Connections LLC in partnership with Colorado Preservation, Inc., the event brings together more than 30 exhibitors, hands-on activities, cultural demonstrations, and interactive learning opportunities for all ages.
Archaeology Meetup
Come Celebrate Archaeology with us!
Throughout the fall and winter months, Community Connections hosts Archaeology Meetups across the Denver Metro Area. Whether you're a professional archaeologist, a student, or simply curious about history, these casual gatherings offer an opportunity to connect with others who share an interest in the past.
Explore Archaeology
Join our free programs and take on the challenge!
Community Connections LLC, with South Park Site Stewards, offers FREE courses on ancient stone tools. Learn how tools like scrapers and arrowheads from South Park, Colorado, compare to those worldwide, and discover how American Indians used obsidian for tool-making. Sponsored by South Park National Heritage Area and Site Steward Foundation.
Virtual History Tours
Explore History Anywhere
Community Connections LLC works in collaboration with Metcalf Archaeology and Factor Earth to create virtual experiences that allows ANYONE to take part in exploring local archaeology and history!
When you click the "Factor Earth Experience," check out our experience on the Astor House Preservation in downtown Golden, Colorado. Other experiences you can join include 16th St Pedestrian Mall, the Revitalization of San Luis, Boggsville Historic Site, and many more! *Works best on mobile or tablet for your 3D experience*
Artifact Identifier
Become your very own citizen archaeologist
Have you ever found something while out hiking or exploring the land and thought, "Wow! This is so cool. What do I do with it?"
Well now you know! With our handy Artifact Identifier, you can become a citizen archaeologist and help document our history!
Click on the link below to download the full version with online resources.
