Florida Public Archaeology Network
Destination Archaeology Resource Center

The Florida Public Archaeology Network/Destination Archaeology Resource Center in Pensacola is a free, interactive museum that focuses on regional archeological sites, history, and heritage. The interactive museum has classrooms and exhibits that teach hands-on skills while learning about the region's heritage and history. The center is located at 207 E Main St, Pensacola, FL 32502.

The Destination Archaeology Resource Center (DARC) is a nonprofit organization that promotes preservation of archaeological heritage and connects locals with other members of the community. The Center houses a public archaeology lab and an exhibit. It also features underwater archaeology. Visiting the DestinationArchaeology Resource Centre will give you an inside look at the past of Pensacola, Florida.

This center was founded by Judy Bense, a professor in the anthropology department of the University of West Florida. She has built a world-renowned archaeology program at UWF and persuaded the state to establish a network. The network has now grown to include eight regional centers, all of which are located at colleges and universities in the state. As a result, Bense was inducted into the Florida Women's Hall of Fame.

DARC runs a variety of archaeological sites around Northwest Florida. The center connects residents with archaeologists and other members of the community through a wide range of programs throughout the year. The DARC labs allow students to participate in archaeological research projects and learn more about archaeology. There is also a museum devoted to the history of the Pensacola area. More

The Destination Archaeology Resource Center is the headquarters of the Florida PublicArchaeology Network. This center provides educational programs for visitors and residents throughout the year. One of the best programs is a hands-on underwater archaeology lab. In addition, a wide variety of cultural landmarks can be explored at the site.

The DARC's museum is the most important exhibit. It contains artifacts and information about the history of Florida. FPAN has created an interactive "A Road Trip Through Florida Archaeology" exhibit. It features artifacts from archaeology sites throughout the state. The DARC has a map that guides visitors to these sites. Click for more

The DARN/FARC is an educational center that promotes public education about Florida archaeology. The DARN is a great place to meet archaeologists and other archaeologists. A new Dash Through the Past will be held on March 8 at the DestinationArchaeology Resource Center, which is a unique scavenger hunt in downtown Pensacola.