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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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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 remnants of Fort Stedman at Petersburg National Battlefield are seen here. Confederate forces captured this Union fort in the early morning of March 25, 1865, only to have Union soldiers reclaim it a few hours later.Credit: Buddy Secor.

Summer Travel: A Tour Of Civil War Battlefields

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Spring is in the Eastern Air: Archaeological Preserves of NY &...

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The Faust Avenue Preserve.

Making The Cut: What Sites Are Worthy Conservancy Preserves?

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The circular earthwork is located in a wooded area. Archaeologists don’t know what purpose earthworks served.

Dingfelder Circle Earthworks (Pennsylvania)

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The King’s Quarry Archaeological Preserve as it looks today.

Update E: King’s Quarry, last of the undisturbed Eastern Jasper Quarries

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All incised bird-effigy pipe. This is one of several effigy pipes found at the site of Queen Esther's Town.

Queen Esther’s Town (Pennsylvania)

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6 US Forts You Didn't Learn About in History Class

6 U.S. Forts You Didn’t Learn About in History Class

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