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San Diego Archaeological Center
The San Diego Archaeological Center is a curation facility and museum where visitors can learn the story of how people have lived in San Diego County for the past 10,000 years. Visit our museum, which is located in the picturesque San Pasqual Valley in Escondido, one mile east of the San Diego Safari Park. In addition to its role as a museum, the Center serves…
Brown Bag Sessions
Brown Bag Sessions are informal talks about a variety of subjects, including current research and issues facing the archaeological community. Join us during your lunch break for a short presentation followed by a group discussion. Session 2 – The Coming…
History of the Modern Attack Submarine, 1941-1961
Join us for a Living Room Lecture by Captain Jim Bryant, U.S. Navy (Retired) on the evolution of the modern attack submarine from 1941 to 1961. In 1941 submarines became sophisticated weapons of war, but were still a torpedo boat…
Rock Art
Dr. Arty Fax’s Archy Facts is a blog introducing kids (currently stuck at home) to the exciting world of archaeology! Did you know that “rock art” is found all over the world? ROCK ART, human-made markings placed on natural stone, is studied…
Dig Deeper: How Old is It? Absolute Dating
Dig Deeper is a monthly blog focusing on the basics of archaeology by taking a closer look at the exhibition Archaeology 101, which is currently featured at the Center. Introduction Now that we have discussed debitage, the waste left behind…
CRM Job Seekers
Looking for your next job? Make yourself visible to multiple firms with a single application. Cultural Resource Management (CRM) firms will use Job Seekers to look for qualified applicants for archaeological field and laboratory work in Southern California. For more…
Summer 2020 E-Newsletter
Summer is here, and we have more archaeology you can experience from home. Have you visited rock art sites around the world? Submit your photos for our new online exhibit, Visions: Rock Art Sites from Around the World. Learn about…
