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Archaeological Discoveries & Travels
Guest Speaker: Historian, Dr. Garry Hill
Saturday, June 13
10:00am - 12:00pm
Central City Public Library
CC Meeting RoomCome join us as we learn about archeological discoveries, travels, and artifacts. Topics Covered: Archaeology: What it is and how to do it! Native American Archaeology & Ancient World Archaeology
Garry L. Hill is a minister and historian. He presently teaches Bible history and archaeology at Nashville, in the Philippines, and in the Ukraine as an adjunct professor. He received his education at Freed-Hardeman University, where he majored in Bible, and then attended Western Kentucky University, where he majored in history. He has a M.A. in History from Jacksonville State University and a master’s in ministry from Freed-Hardeman, where he took classes and became involved in archaeological excavations in America, Jordan, and Israel. He received his Doctor’s degree (D. Min.) in Theology and Apologetics at Liberty University, writing his thesis on Bible Archaeology.
Dr. Hill has been involved in 10 different archaeology digs and teaches archaeology at churches, camps, and schools. He is currently a member of the Near Eastern Archaeology Society and the Shilo dig in Israel, and this summer is involved in an archaeology study tour in Egypt.
AGE GROUP: | Teen (6th-12th Grade) | K-2nd Grade | Adult | 3rd-5th Grade |
EVENT TYPE: | History | Educational |
Central City Public Library
The Central City Library is our branch library that allows us to serve a larger portion of our community. The building includes a circulating collection of books, movies and more; public computer access and Wi-Fi; a large meeting room; and hosts multiple public events and activities throughout the year. A book drop is located at both front and back of the building, allowing 24/7 access to return borrowed materials.
As part of a single library system, materials can also be transferred freely between the main and branch libraries for patrons’ convenience.

