Dear Friends of the Rochester Hills Museum!
After 20 years of an archaeological excavations on the Rochester Hills Museum site, and many more years of research and writing, the Rochester Hills Museum and author Deborah J. Remer have published our findings from 147,000 artifacts. The publication is here and rea
dy for you – you’ll learn even more about our earliest settlers – where they came from, who their neighbors were, their genealogical connections, what the artifacts tell us about their diets, political views, and social status, and loads more. This is a great publication that shed light on our local history and it helps support the Museum operation!
dy for you – you’ll learn even more about our earliest settlers – where they came from, who their neighbors were, their genealogical connections, what the artifacts tell us about their diets, political views, and social status, and loads more. This is a great publication that shed light on our local history and it helps support the Museum operation!Order your copy today or stop by to pick it up at our Museum store on Fridays and Saturdays from 1-4 p.m. or order online at www.rochesterhills.org/museum.htm
I can hardly wait to share this information with you!
Patrick McKay
Supervisor of Interpretive Services
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