The Office of History and Archaeology keeps people around the state updated on historic preservation activities with its monthly newsletter Heritage. OHA also hosts yearly Workshops, Training, and Virtual Education, and shares relevant Public Events.
Check out our lesson plans and other teacher resources available.
Please consider joining state and national historic preservation leaders for a virtual participatory planning workshop to learn how to get involved. Discover what’s new about lived-in heritage landscapes, statewide collaborative planning efforts, and saving Alaska's past for the future.
Featured presentation: Dr. Betsy Bradley, National Alliance of Preservation Commissions Board Director, Lived-in Heritage Landscapes: Forging Connections between People and Places.
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Held annually in April, Alaska Archaeology Month includes school programs, lectures, and a poster distributed by the Alaska Anthropological Association.