Check out our calendar and join us for upcoming events like lab nights, dig days, archaeology camps and more. Please check back often to see what has been added, or email fairfield@fairfieldfoundation.org for more info.
Volunteer Lab Nights have returned to the CAPE! Join us from 6-9 pm on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to help wash artifacts, learn about archaeology, and more! Free and open to all!
Email fairfield@fairfieldfoundation.org for more information!
Join us at our public dig days at King William Courthouse, every second and fourth Thursday of the month! Ongoing excavations are investigating a possible 18th-century tavern location, and future archaeology will explore other areas within the courthouse complex. Email dave@fairfieldfoundation.org for more info or to sign up to dig!
Timberneck House in Machicomoco State Park will be open for tours from 10-2 every 2nd Saturday of the month through throughout 2023, and additionally open on the 4th Saturday between April and October. Visit the park and stop by to see the restoration progress at the c. 1793 Timberneck House!
Volunteer Lab Nights have returned to the CAPE! Join us from 6-9 pm on the first and third Tuesdays of each month to help wash artifacts, learn about archaeology, and more! Free and open to all!
Email fairfield@fairfieldfoundation.org for more information!
Join us at our public dig days at King William Courthouse, every second and fourth Thursday of the month! Ongoing excavations are investigating a possible 18th-century tavern location, and future archaeology will explore other areas within the courthouse complex. Email dave@fairfieldfoundation.org for more info or to sign up to dig!
We are so excited to be resuming our public excavations during the Daffodil Festival in 2023! Come visit us in the green space in front of County Office Building 2, close to the sidewalk, as we excavate test units to learn more about the buildings that stood here in the 1700s! Stop by with your friends and family to learn more about archaeology in the county, the history and archaeology of the court circle, or help us screen for artifacts!
