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Week 5 |
June 25, 2007 |
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Dr. Pena, Brigid and Amber examine a nice piece of sponge painted ceramic.
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Archaeological conservator, Dena Cirpili excavates
a brick from Unit 27. |
June 26, 2007 |
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Dr. Maguire points out Building 408 on our map table to special guests Mr. Jack Holland and Mr. Joe Sullivan. |
Jen and Amber find a bucolic setting for washing artifacts. |
June 27, 2007 |
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Dr. Maguire hopes for a French context!
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Dr. Maguire wears many hats. |
Dr. Maguire welcomes Dr. Reed-Danahay to the dig. |
June 28, 2007 - Field Trip Day! |
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The day starts with a tour at Old Fort Erie by
Peter Martin, site manager.
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Megan sports a 41st regimental coat and shako at Fort Erie. |
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The Lundy’s Lane Historical Museum. |
The view from Fort George – can you find Fort Niagara? |
Students pose with a soldier at Fort George. |
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Rory regales the students with the escapades of Sir William Johnson. |
Dr. Maguire tries her hand at musket firing. |
Students enjoy a beautiful sunset over Lake Ontario during our sleepover at Fort Niagara. |
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Breakfast in the bake house – and ready for another beautiful day at Old Fort Niagara! (left) |
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June 29, 2007 |
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Dr. Peña welcomes a special guest from Art Conservation, Meredeth Lavelle.
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Carolyn Morris-Hunt from Buffalo State brings Cait and Mary with her on a visit to the site. |
Maddy’s family joins her on her first visit to Fort Niagara! |
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Dr. Aaron Shugar uses a 21st-century technology in the 18th-century boulangerie. He is conducting XRF (x-ray florescence) on some beads from the dig. |
June 30, 2007 |
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At the end of the rainbow…? |
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