Time Sifters Archaeology Society

Some of our members were caught on film at the opening reception of South Florida Museum's Exhibit--Seminols-Miccosukee's Art and Craft 1825-1980. The exhibit will be at the museum through March 7th.

On May 19,, 6P.M. at the Sainer Auditorium, a presentation by Dr.William Lees will be given. All Time Sifters Lectures are Free and Open to the Public

Our President, Sherry Svekis, was mentioned in the Herald Tribune article. You can read the article by following this web site: www.heraldtribune.com/article/20100309/article/3091062.

TimeSifters' First Annual Archaeology Fest

On March 27th, our first annual Archaeology fest was held by Historic Crocker Church. Helping with the exibits were Little Salt Spring, Warm Mineral Springs, Around the Bend Nature Tours,GWIZ Museum Sarasota Historical Society and Florida Public Archaeology Network. There were lectures, free food and drinks and everyone had a good time. TimeSifters wish to thank everyone who helped make this day a success.

Shown above, Dr. Evelyn Mangie with her team at a dig near Nazareth, Israel.

Shown above, Dr. Evelyn Mangie having a barrow of fun at the dig at Sapphoris.

Above,Bob Condon, Vald Svekis, Valerie Jackson, Sherry Svekis, Marie Condon and Pattie Lanier at the opening of the Art & Craft Exhibit.

Above, Rebecca O'Sullivan and Lee Block accepting their rewards from our President, Sherry Svekis.

Shown above, A chance to chat with old friends at the Archaelogy Fest.

Above, neanderthal skull dating from 40,000 B.C. which was found in Gibraltar.

Above, Children enjoying "The King of The Hill" at the Archaeology Fest..

Shown above, the crowd of starting to fill the room waiting for the first lecture at Achaeology Fest .

Shown above, a model of the dead sea at Chautauqua Institution, New York. Photo by Ted Reich.

Shown above, the Carillon at Chautauqua Institution, New York. Photo by Ted Reich.

MEMBERS CAUGHT ON FILM

On May 19,, 6P.M. at the Sainer Auditorium, a presentation by Dr.William Lees will be given. All Time Sifters Lectures are Free and Open to the Public

Our President, Sherry Svekis, was mentioned in the Herald Tribune article. You can read the article by following this web site: www.heraldtribune.com/article/20100309/article/3091062.

TimeSifters' First Annual Archaeology Fest