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A Walk in the Park: Summer Teacher Institute
Calling all Montgomery and Frederick County teachers! Did you know that a new park just opened in Poolesville? We have a unique professional development opportunity this summer for you! Learn about the rich history of this park - from Civil War encampments, to agricultural beginnings, to Indigenous relationships with the land - and discover ways to bring this local history into your classroom. You’ll even get your hands dirty and participate in an active archaeological dig!
diggingdeepered
Feb 81 min read


Guests on an episode of PreserveCast's podcast!
We were honored to be guests on an episode of PreserveCast 's podcast! Give it a listen to hear how we bring archaeologists and educators together, and work to promote inclusive Maryland history. #historicpreservation #marylandeducation #marylandarchaeology Julia Berg and Sarah Mason are veteran Maryland public school educators and co-founders of Digging Deeper Educational Consulting, established in 2024. With nearly 30 years of combined classroom experience, they have
diggingdeepered
Jan 101 min read


3rd place at the Fall 2025 Shore Hatchery Business Competition
We are absolutely thrilled to share that on Friday, Digging Deeper won 3rd place at the Fall 2025 Shore Hatchery Business Competition, hosted by Salisbury University's Perdue School of Business and generously funded by the Ratcliffe Foundation! We can't wait to put the prize money to work bringing archaeologists and educators together, and empowering more teachers to embrace archaeology in their classrooms! rd place at the Fall 2025 Shore Hatchery Business Competition, hosted
diggingdeepered
Jan 101 min read


2025-2026 Patricia Seitz Memorial Teacher of the Year Award
We are so grateful and humbled to share that we have been honored with the 2025-2026 Patricia Seitz Memorial Teacher of the Year Award from the Archeological Society of Maryland! @mdarcheology The award is presented to teachers who have achieved excellence in instruction by developing and/or incorporating archeological content, projects, and/or activities into their classroom curriculum during the school year. This award recognizes our "tireless efforts bringing archaeology i
diggingdeepered
Jan 101 min read
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