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This nature hike will begin in our amphitheater and proceed down to the river along our Interpretive trail. At the river we will spend some time looking for wild-life around the river. We will then hike back to the museum along our River Walk Nature Trail. $2 - $6. 770-387-3747.
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Before the bunny started hiding eggs on Easter, it was a vital part of Native American life. Native Americans utilized rabbits for their meat and skins. They also used rabbits in many of their myths. Come out to Etowah and create your own bunny rabbit & hear a few myths. This event includes a $5.00 Program Fee for supplies and materials. $5.00 Program Fee
$2-6 Admission 770-387-3747.
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It's the most common tool you've never heard of: the spear-thrower, or atlatl! This lever device is not only the historic precursor to archery but is still used around the world today. At Etowah, hunters would have used the atlatl to target white-tailed deer and wild turkey. Join the rangers and try your hand with these traditional projectiles! $2-$6. 770-387-3747.
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Come learn about skull and animal hide identification and how Native Americans at Etowah utilized bones and fur.
Pre-registration is required $2-$6. 770-387-3747.
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Demonstrators and staff will be demonstrating a variety of primitive skills, from survival skills to things that made everyday life a little easier. $4 - $6. 770-387-3747.
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This nature hike will begin in our amphitheater and proceed down to the river along our Interpretive trail. At the river we will spend some time looking for wild-life around the river. We will then hike back to the museum along our River Walk Nature Trail. $2 - $6. 770-387-3747.
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