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The Museum Welcomes visitors to its galleries in the Techionery building Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. and at other times by appointment

Offers a demonstration of some of the many tools used by Native Americans in Arkansas and how those tools were introduced to young people through games and play.

Includes an opportunity for students to shoot at targets with blowguns. A very popular activity!

Educational Opportunities

The Museum provides many great educational opportunities for individuals and schools. We offer prearranged tours of our galleries for groups of up to 75, custom-fitting each tour to the size and age of the group. For more information about scheduling a tour, you may call us at 479-964-0826 or email our Education Coordinator at tjohnson@atu.edu.

We also offer a number of hands on activities in addition to our basic tours. These are oriented by age group.

Video Presentations	Grades 9-12
Trash-box Archaeology	Grades 8-12
Native American Tools & Games	Grades 5-7
Container Activity/ Pottery	Grades 4-9
Native American Games of Chance**	Grades 4-6
The Human Loom Machine**	Grades 4-6
Why Do We Play Games?	Grades 3-4
Discover Me - 19th Century Daily Life**	Grades 2-5
Native American Feather Fans**	Grades K-2
Storyboard :"Good Hunting, Blue Sky"	Grades K-2

**Tours may include, upon request, a craft activity related to the tour. There is a minimal materials charge per student. Please contact us regarding these activities.