The Friends of
Pine Hawk
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Frequently Asked Questions
peakers List

Pine Hawk Brochure (PDF file)
Old Pine Hawk Brochure (PDF file)

Acton Public Schools web site

Story of the "Trail Through Time" heritage trail in North Acton 

Article and pictures on the Nashoba Brook Stone Chamber by Linda McElroy

2008 Acton Community-wide Archeological Reconnaisance Survey by PAL, Inc. (3MB Powerpoint)

2008 Acton Community-wide Archeological Reconnaisance Survey by PAL, Inc. (3MB PDF file)

Boston Globe Article of January, 2003

Pine Hawk Events October, 2012 (HTML file)
Pine Hawk Events October, 2012 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Flyer for Children, October, 2012 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Flyer for Adults, October, 2012 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2011 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2010 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2009 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2007 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2007 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2006 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2005 (PDF file)
Pine Hawk Events Flyer October, 2004 (PDF file)

Acton Memorial Library has many resources, including DVDs of the Pine Hawk story. Here are two bibliographies that may also be of interest:
Native American Bibliography
Archaeological Bibliography

The Library also has three large, portable displays, suitable for taking to lectures and demonstrations. When not traveling, the displays are mounted near the Reference Desk at the Acton Memorial Library. They may borrowed by any local business or organization by contacting the Library Director. Here are pictures of each of the three:

1. Pine Hawk - the Dig		2. Pine Hawk - the Artifacts		3. Pine Hawk - the Setting

The Friends of Pine Hawk are grateful to the Acton-Boxborough Cultural Council,
Woodard & Curran, and the Friends of the Acton Libraries for their support.