Antonio J. Waring, Jr. Archaeological Laboratory
News & Updates
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Digging Deep: Anthropology Major Finds Her Place at UWG, via Poland
When UWG’s Sarah Grace Rogers arrived at the Slavia Field School in Mortuary Archaeology in Giecz, Poland, this summer, she and her fellow anthropology students would play a game. Is it pottery, a bone or a really cool rock? By the time she returned to the U.S. a month later, she could tell the difference.
Sep 29 -
Finding Her Calling: UWG Psychology Student Volunteers Time at University’s Pre-K
One simple assignment at UWG led Nyah Jordan toward her future career. The sophomore was tasked with observing children's interactions at playgrounds. She knew UWG’s College of Education just happened to operate a state-of-the-art site committed to such research on campus, so she contacted the Early Learning Center.
Aug 20 -
Digging Research for 25 Years: Waring Lab Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
The Waring Lab recently held its annual open house to coincide with the 25th anniversary of opening its doors in 1993. Guests were treated to tours of the newly renovated building, artifact exhibits, Native American games, flint-knapping demonstrations and the always-popular mock excavation pit.
Aug 9
Volunteer Information
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The Lewis H. Larson, Jr. Volunteer Program is a continuous program, allowing volunteers to work along-side the professional staff and faculty from the UWG Anthropology Department.
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Curating a Collection
The Waring Laboratory, within its Mission, welcomes the submission of archaeological collections for curation and research use. We accept collections with continuing research value from state and federal agencies, municipalities, and the private sector.
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