Ibises

 [Not rock pile related]

The Pine Hawk Discovery

Introduction to the Pine Hawk Discovery
Tuesday, May 20, 2025 at 7 pm
with Doug Halley at the Acton Memorial Library

Learn about Acton’s most significant archaeological discovery, the Pine Hawk site in South Acton. The site was inhabited by Native Americans for over several thousand years and yielded a treasure trove of artifacts.

Doug Halley was the Acton official most involved in the discovery of this site that unfolded over 20 years ago. He will describe that process of discovery, its significance, and how the project activated an increased interest in historical preservation, such as the Trail Through Time in North Acton. Doug also created an award-winning exhibit about Pine Hawk, which can be seen today on the ground floor of the Acton Memorial Library.

The Friends of Pine Hawk
Founded in 2002 after major discovery in Acton.
Sponsor of 140+ public events since then.
Helped pass Acton’s archaeological protection bylaw
at the 2022 Acton Town Meeting

Visit https://www.pinehawk.org/ to signup for our mailing list

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