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Introduction, David B. Landon
Introduction, David B. Landon
Northeast Historical Archaeology
A brief overview of the publications in this volume. This includes the awards for excellence in service, the winners of the student paper ocmpetition, the paper topics of the volume including use of material culture from a 19th century laborer's home, archaebiology and urban salvage archaeology in downtown Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Award For Excellence In Service, Ann-Eliza Lewis
Award For Excellence In Service, Ann-Eliza Lewis
Northeast Historical Archaeology
Mary Beaudry was given the Award for Excellence in Service for encouraging future generations of archaeologists, her commitment and professional service to CNEHA and for her many presentations over the years.
A Bibliography Of Northeast Historical Archaeology, 1987–2006, David R. Starbuck
A Bibliography Of Northeast Historical Archaeology, 1987–2006, David R. Starbuck
Northeast Historical Archaeology
A bibliography of Northeast Historical Archaeology, 1987- 2006. A list of published articles, books, master’s theses and doctoral dissertations
Editor's Introduction, David B. Langdon
Editor's Introduction, David B. Langdon
Northeast Historical Archaeology
David Langdon highlights the articles present in the 40th anniversary issue of the Journal of Northeast Historical Archaeology.
“… Unto Seynte Paules”: Anglican Landscapes And Colonialism In South Carolina, Kimberly Sue Pyszka
“… Unto Seynte Paules”: Anglican Landscapes And Colonialism In South Carolina, Kimberly Sue Pyszka
Doctoral Dissertations
This study examines the role of the Anglican Church in early colonial South Carolina, using for case studies the sites of St. Paul’s Parish Church (1707) and its associated parsonage, located near Charleston, South Carolina. The combination of archaeological excavations, historical documentary research, material culture analysis, and geophysical testing allows for three broad topics to be discussed - the architecture of St. Paul’s Parish Church, the use of the landscape by the Anglican Church, and studies of early-18th century life within a developing frontier. These topics contribute new information about colonial South Carolina on a number of scales. At …