Teachers help archaeologists uncover the past
The site of a Confederate arsenal in Fayetteville, NC will soon become a Civil War museum and learning center. But before that happens, archaeologists combed through the remains of the arsenal to look for clues about what life was like working in the arsenal. The team of archaeologists enlisted the help of teachers and students in the process.
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