History & Hops: The Corditaipe Site Revisited: An Ice Age Encampment of First Peoples in Eastern New

Discovered in 1975, the Corditaipe archaeological site is an Ice Age encampment located in the upper Mohawk Valley, the homelands of the Oneida Nation. Since 2019, NYSM archaeologists and volunteers have been re-investigating the Corditaipe site to better understand its age and the nature of the Indigenous encampments. Join Curator of Archaeology Dr. Jonathan Lothrop to hear about our fieldwork to date and initial insights on life in the Ice Age of eastern New York.

This fun, interactive program is free to attend. Food and drink are not included, but are available for individual purchase at the venue.

Location:
Common Roots Albany Outpost
19 Quackenbush Square
Albany, NY 12207
https://commonrootsbrewing.com

Learn more: https://nysm.nysed.gov/programs/history-hops-corditaipe-site-revisited

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