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You may have seen the #Archaeology Lab class hanging out in the Fredericksburg City Cemetery a few weeks ago. If you were wondering what they were doing, head over to the #Blog to learn all about #cemetery analyses and seriation from Olivia! #umwhisp #umw
https://t.co/G6uFPXhJGAThe field school participated on this project over the summer. It was an immense honor and privilege to work with the The Rappahannock Tribe and SMCM Anthro. #UMWMade #UMWHisp
For student perspectives on this project please see the Archaeology Lab website: https://t.co/vvEkQoleAs"Archaeological work has unearthed evidence of the Rappahannock Tribe’s vast range along the river that bears its name." #Archaeology #Virginia #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth #Indigenous #IndigenousPeoples https://t.co/VC0hJu4jaJ
Students in #Archaeology Lab Methods have been studying the uses of tobacco pipes from the pre-colonial era into the 19th century. Students have learned how pipes &their marks can be used to study trade patterns, identity, &of course, as dating tools! #umwhisp #UMWMade #artifacts
4#UMWHISP #Archaeology #Blog! Abigail Phelps discusses proper #artifact #photography methods. #UMW #UMWMade #archaeologylaboratory #materialculture
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Category Archives: Stratford Hall
Archer Long – Thriving and Striving at Stratford Hall
Signing up for field school this summer has led to many amazing opportunities. One of the biggest surprises was the opportunity to stay at Stratford Hall Plantation. Stratford Hall, built in 1738, is best known as the birth place of … Continue reading
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