The December lecture covers the Heritage Monitoring Scouts program, which the Florida Public Archaeology Network started to track changes to cultural sites threatened by sea level rise and erosion. The program marks its 10-year anniversary and the talk covers its impact from Pensacola to Tallahassee. The speaker is Kate Schreiber, the program's coordinator at the network. Light refreshments are served and parking at the network's building is free.
Before you go
- Go to the classroom at 207 E. Main Street in downtown Pensacola.
- Arrive before the 7:00 PM start.
- Park free at the Florida Public Archaeology Network.
What we checked, and when
Read off the venue's own page on 2026-10-28.
The Pensacola Archaeological Society's meetings page prints no admission amount and says no pre-registration is required.
Not confirmed: The price. The venue publishes none, so neither do we.
No pre-registration is required, and the page prints no admission amount.
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