Like films and archeology? This film festival might be for you

The fourth annual Arkhaios Cultural Heritage and Archaeology Film Festival will take place Oct. 20-22 at Coligny Theatre at 1 North Forest Beach Drive on Hilton Head Island.

Tickets are $20 for a three-day pass, $10 for a daily pass or $5 per film.

Here is the Arkhaios 2016 Official Selection (in alphabetical order):

▪  “A Walk Through Time,” Director: Daniel Bruns (USA)

▪  “Bering: Balance and Resistance,” Director: Lourdes Grobet (Alaska/Mexico)

▪  “Cotton Country,” Director: Emily Harrold (USA)**

▪  “Documenting the Battle of Purysburg,” Directors: Michael Jordan & Dan Kurtz (USA)**

▪  “El Dorado de Panama,” Director: José Manuel Novoa (Peru/Spain)

▪  “Forgotten World,” Director: Terri Ella (South Africa)

▪  “Fort Ancient,” Director: Gray Warriner (USA)

▪  “Hawthorne,” Director and Producers: George Wingard and Patrick Hayes (USA)**

▪  “In Search of Carr's Fort,” Directors: Michael Jordan and Dan Kurtz (USA)**

▪  “The Enigma of the Great Menhir,” Directors and Producers: Marie-Anne Sorba and Jean-Marc Cazenave (France)

▪  “Metal Ages or the Hierarchization of Society,” Director: Petrus van der Let (Austria)

▪  “Neanderthal at Bruniquel,” Director: Luc-Henri Fage (France)

▪  “Roman Engineering: Cities,” Director: José Antonio Muniz (Spain)

▪  “Tewet, the Last Keeper of Borneo,” Director: Luc-Henri Fage (Borneo/France)

▪  “The Bronze Age I — Discovery of Prehistoric Settlement,” Director: Stanislav Manca (Slovakia)

▪  “The Bronze Age II — Crafts,” Director: Stanislav Manca (Slovakia)

▪  “The Destruction of Memory,” Director and Producer: Tim Slade (USA)

▪  “The Inevitable Evolution of Fort Frederick,” Directors: Jamie and Christi Koelker (USA)**

▪  “Ticket from the Past,” Director: Miriam Steen (Germany)

**SC Heritage Films

This story was originally published September 28, 2016 at 4:54 PM with the headline "Like films and archeology? This film festival might be for you."