More than a dozen kids signed up for the junior archaeologist field day at the ASU Deer Valley Rock Art Center, where they learned the basics of archaeology and participated in a mock dig. Full article can be read here. (Photos by Laura Davis)
Slideshow: ASU rock art center gives kids chance to be archaeologists for a day
A Junior Archaeologist marks an interesting find as she surveys a field. This marking will help the archaeologists find the object later on. (Photo by Laura Davis)
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