Zooarcheology: Uncovering Historic Diets

What did people eat in the past? What was their daily life like? Zooarcheologists study animal bones to understand what people in the past hunted, raised, or ate.

Saturday, November 1st from 2 to 4pm, explore the important role of archeology at the Levi Jordan Plantation and hear from archaeologist and educator Erin Frigo as she shares how animal remains can reveal clues about what people ate long ago, what daily life was like, and what tools people used.

This program is included with site admission!

You may also like the following events from Levi Jordan Plantation State Historic Site:

• Next month, 20th September, 12:00 pm, Lunch with an Educator: Okra & Gumbo in Brazoria
• Happening on, 30th January, 12:00 am, Levi Jordan Plantation & Varner-Hogg Plantation Virtual Book Club in Sweeny, Texas