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What is Colorado Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month?
Archaeology & Historic Preservation
Month is a celebration of our state's heritage. The month highlights
special preservation projects, archaeological talks and prehistoric or
historical sites cherished by local residents and visitors. Events include
lectures, the preservation initiatives of local communities, workshops,
demonstrations and public displays.
You are invited to experience some of the excitement, discovery, and effort to save some of Colorado's past. The theme for this year is “Documenting the Past". Many events are scheduled in cities and towns throughout Colorado during May 2008. All events are sponsored by volunteers from various organizations, state agencies and local governments, as well as by individuals who share their passion for preserving Colorado's ancient and historic places.
Help spread the word that preserving the past is important. Saving
significant prehistoric and historic places ensures that future
generations in Colorado will maintain a connection with our shared
cultural legacy.
For general information about the Colorado Historical Society,
please call 303.866.3395.
View the Honorary Proclamation from the Colorado Governor's Office announcing Colorado Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month 2008 (PDF, 1.6MB) 
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