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Not a sign of Spring at the Belmont Preserve

Back On The Road: Visiting 2 Virginia Preserves of Prehistory

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It’s thought that the springhouse could have once served as a private fort.

Expanding Ebbert Spring Site preserve that spans Paleo-Indian to 19th Century

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A team of archaeologists and volunteers excavate the site in March. Credit: Mütter Research Institute

Whistling Past The Historic Graveyard

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Metal Detecting Work Underway at Queen Esther's Town. Credit: Binghamton University Fieldschool

Binghamton Field School Starts Work at Archaeological Preserve

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The MonocacyThe Monocacy River, a tributary of the Potomac River, flows next to the site. Photo The Archaeological Conservancy.

Rosenstock Preserve: Living Along The Potomac Over 600 Years Ago

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State Archaeologist Dr. Kurt Carr explains the excavations being done by the State Museum of Pennsylvania at Fort Hunter north of Harrisburg, PA.

Touring The French & Indian War – Photo Blog

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Book Cover: The Africian Burial Ground in New York City, 2015. American Archaeology Magazine Book Review.

Book Review – The African Burial Ground in New York City

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The famous petroglyph rock known as Judaculla Rock.

Searching for Endangered Sites of North Carolina

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The environment where the 18th century Tuscarora village of Catechna at the Koon’s Landing site is located. Photo: The Archaeological Conservancy.

4 Intriguing Archaeological Preserves of North Carolina

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