Archaeological Artifacts Exhibit in West Roxbury: 5,000 Years at Brook Farm
Boston's first Archaeological Museum exhibit is on display at the Boston Archaeology Laboratory at 201 Rivermoor St., West Roxbury.
A first-of-its-kind archaeological exhibit of artifacts excavated through an archaeological survey is now on display at the Brook Farm Historic Site in West Roxbury. Want to see a 5,000-year-old Native American spear point? See it at the City of Boston Archaeology Laboratory at 201 Rivermoor St., now on view through June 15. The exhibit is designed by Boston University graduate student, Sarah Keklak, and hosted by City Archaeologist Joseph Bagley. The City Archaeology Laboratory is free and open to the public by appointment Tue. - Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please call or email Joe Bagley at 617-635-3850 or joseph.bagley@cityofboston.gov to schedule an appointment. Boston's Archaeology Program was founded in 1983 to preserve, protect, and …
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