The Center for Spanish Colonial Archaeology has a series of programs for elementary schools. For a donation of $5 a head, we take the entire 4th grade class of a school out to the San Diego Presidio dig and teach them how to excavate for a day. We also have a living history program in which the students can participate in such crafts as cooking in an horno (beehive oven) or on an estufa (adobe stove), making corn husk dolls, or making adobe bricks (this is a favorite activity). The Center also has been working with an alternative school program, and has had interns from this program. We take schoolkids on tours of the dig and have a specially prepared path for them. A few weeks ago, our director took a group of blind tourists through the site. Just a few ideas. Anita Cohen-Williams Listowner of HISTARCH, SUB-ARCH, & SPANBORD Center for Spanish Colonial Archaeology [log in to unmask]; [log in to unmask]