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Appalachia I - Formation to the Early 1800s   

In this class, we will explore the creation of the Appalachian Mountains over a billion years ago, the first plants and animals of this region and the beginning of human inhabitants. The class will explore Native American culture, namely the Cherokee Indians.

Students will be able to view real artifacts and Cherokee art. We will form and decorate an authentic Cherokee pinch pot from Appalachia dug clay and materials found in nature. Students will decorate, and glaze the microwave and oven safe item in order to take home and use for foods or liquids. Students will assist in preparation of Cherokee fry bread and hominy while learning their hunting, gathering, and growing techniques prior to the arrival of European explorers.

Mateirals Fee: $30 due to the instructor at the start of the first class. Items include clay and tools, glaze, food ingredients, and preparation materials.

 
  • Appalachia I - Formation to the Early 1800s
  • Fee: $25.00
    Dates: 10/2/2024 - 10/23/2024
    Times: 1:00 PM - 2:15 PM
    Days: W
    Sessions: 4
    Building: CSCC (Coastal Science Center)
    Room: 203
    Instructor: Jody Denny
    REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED.
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