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Mapping Rhode Island Cemeteries In Flood Risk Zones, Benedict (Ashe) Taylor Hutchinson
Mapping Rhode Island Cemeteries In Flood Risk Zones, Benedict (Ashe) Taylor Hutchinson
Senior Projects Spring 2023
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Social Studies of Bard College.
Creating And Maintaining A Web-Based Platform For The Bard College Archaeological Forest Site, Rose Battista
Creating And Maintaining A Web-Based Platform For The Bard College Archaeological Forest Site, Rose Battista
Senior Projects Spring 2023
Senior Project submitted to The Division of Multidisciplinary Studies of Bard College.
Main project is the website: bardforestsite.com
A (Re)Theorization Of The Archaeology Of Fauna At The Germantown Parsonage, Emily K. Lehan
A (Re)Theorization Of The Archaeology Of Fauna At The Germantown Parsonage, Emily K. Lehan
Senior Projects Fall 2023
Abstract: In “A (Re)theorization of the Archaeology of Fauna at the Germantown Parsonage” I aim to explore how archaeological methodology and theory can be applied and thought about differently to create more anthropologically useful archaeological knowledge and analysis. To do so, I explore theoretical approaches, such as pragmatism, and apply them to analysis of faunal finds from the Germantown Maple Avenue Parsonage site. While the faunal records have been analyzed and written about prior, one example being by Marie-Lorraine Pipes, PhD, RPA, I aim to look at the material through the lens of new theoretical approaches and hope to exhibit …
On Space, Joseph S. Mcvicker Iii
On Space, Joseph S. Mcvicker Iii
Senior Projects Fall 2023
Our architecture is becoming more and more abstract; financial speculation, square-footage, zoning, taken-for-granted shapes, and the repetition of trivially differentiated prefabricated components represent an increasingly (supposedly) adequate description of our architecture - a description largely divorced from the lived reality of its social inhabitation or, in other words, what it means to us and how we use it. Meanwhile, the extraction of more new materials and the production of more, new, and different buildings has always been unsustainable. A practice is needed that reverses and resists this force of abstraction and that does not involve new construction but instead involves …