North American Archaeology
Lifelong Learning | Available (Membership Required)
This is an interpretive survey of pre-colonial Indigenous histories and cultures. The geographical scope is immense, and students will explore the rich regional and cultural diversity of ancient North America. Some attention will be paid to local sites and cultures like the Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Moundbuilders, Monongahela Culture, and eastern Woodland cultures more generally.
Michael Secilia
Michael is a born and bred Pittsburgher and a professor of History and the Social Sciences. His research interests include Croatia & Croatian-American History; Ireland, especially the diaspora; Native American History; and vernacular historiography. He volunteers as a docent at St. Nicholas Croatian Church and appreciates every opportunity to share and discuss the marvel of that sacred space.