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This
season, we hope to reveal more information about this trade activity;
we also hope to find evidence of a mid-18th-century barracks, as depicted
on historic maps of the fort (Structure 408).
Each unit measures
2 x 2 m., and will be hand excavated by trowel using natural/cultural
strata (and arbitrary levels within each stratum, as necessary). The initial
strata will be excavated and screened. Below the rubble layer that signifies
the Castle reconstruction of 1929, all soils will be water screened through
screens of varying mesh sizes. Trade items will be drawn and mapped in
situ with the goal of achieving the best possible contextual understanding.
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On
the field school staff this year: |
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Dena
Çirpili
Conservator
Objects Conservation Services |
Dr. Elizabeth
Peña
Co-Director
Buffalo State College, Art Conservation, Director |
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Sharon
Jenkins
Field Assistant
University at Buffalo
Anthropology, graduate student |
Lou Rera
Webmaster and photographer
Buffalo State College, Communication, Assistant Professor |
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Kathy
Leacock
Lab Coordinator
Buffalo Museum of Science |
Colleen
Snyder
Conservation Assistant
Buffalo State College, Art Conservation, graduate student |
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Susan
Maguire
Co-Director
University at Buffalo, Anthropology, ABD;
Buffalo State College, Anthropology, Lecturer |
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