Quality Archeology:

Gray Fossil Site Tour and Information

 

Reservations are limited to 100 people, so sign up now.


 

 Thursday May 15, 2008

 

Gray Fossil Site

Gray, TN
(directions below)

 

Deadline for Reservations/Cancellations is Monday (Noon), May 12, 2008

 

Click Here For On-line Registration

Or Neal Roberts at (423) 578-6293

Please indicate whether you will be (1) tour only, (2) eating dinner,
AND (3) if you are an ASQ, IIE Member or Guest

 

5:30 - 6:30 P.M. - Tours
6:30 – 7:15 P.M. - Dinner
7:15 – 8:00 P.M. - Presentation

Dinner Menu

Italian buffet with pasta and chicken


ASQ and IIE members and their guests - 12
Meal Cost for all others $13


Come and see what happened when people from the highway department started digging a road in the middle of what used to be very deep pond. ETSU's prolific Miocene-aged fossil site at neighboring Gray, Tennessee, is attracting scholars, volunteers, and visitors from across the country seeking to learn about the rich paleoecology of Southern Appalachia. From tapirs to crocodiles, there are lots of interesting things being discovered at the site.

http://www.grayfossilmuseum.com

 

Our meeting with start with some hors du vours while you are waiting to take a tour. After the tour we will sit down to a delicious dinner, then we will hear from Dr. Jeanne Zavada, director of the museum, about the site and museum.


 

DIRECTIONS TO THE GRAY FOSSIL SITE:

From Interstate 81, take Interstate 26 south to the Gray exit 13 (Hwy 75) Turn left (south) at the light. The Natural History Museum and Visitors Center is approximately 1.8 miles south on the left.
Our physical address is 1212 Suncrest Drive, Gray, TN 37615. For a map click on Visit the Museum Site and then Directions at http://www.grayfossilmuseum.com

 

Reservations are limited to 100 people, so sign up now.

 

Click Here For On-line Registration