Archaeology Day 2005, sponsored by the Archaelogy Student Colloquium, brougt a host of presenters from around Ohio to the College of Wooster. Archaeology Day is an annual event giving Wooster students and the local community a chance to learn in an interactive setting about archaeology and archaeological opportunities around the state.

Images from left to right: Aubrey Brown checks out a table set up by the Wayne County Cemetery Preservation Society; Andrew Womack peddles ASC T-shirts and watches over a collection of ancient skulls; Wooster students and local children practice their atlatl skills; Rhian Stotts and Drosos Kardulias create projectile points with professional flintknapper Steve Kitchen.

Kate McMahon, Drosos Kardulias, and Maggie Bullock reasseble broken pots; Roger Rowe and Jim Acton present various artifacts from local Ohio sites; a student examines a spear and atlatl display; ASC member Erin Toohey runs a table with face and "cave" painting for children (or adults).