Spotlight On…Pipe Stems NMSC Archeology & Museum Blog

Dating 101 Archeology and dating go hand-in-hand. Dates allow archeologists to connect a site/deposit to a specific time period, allowing us a better understanding of the past. Historical archeologists have an advantage when it comes to dating because of the written historical record. When we study a site, we also study the documents associated with the site.…

Behind the Scenes NMSC Archeology & Museum Blog

10.4.17 issue by Shopping News - Issuu

NMSC Archeology & Museum Blog Museum Services for the Northeast

Landmark Highlights 2019 (U.S. National Park Service)

Behind the Scenes NMSC Archeology & Museum Blog

October, 2019

Clay Pipes from the Jason Russell House Archaeological Dig: March 1985

Nicotine-positive archaeological pipes and pipe fragments analyzed in

National Merit Scholarship Corporation - All

From the Ground Up: Pipe Stems, Join Margaret Staudter, Registrar & Site Archaeologist, in this new video series looking at the archaeological collection at Fort Ticonderoga. In this

NMSC Archeology & Museum Blog Museum Services for the Northeast

23SL66 - Davis Site

Pollock – NOAA Teacher at Sea Blog

Destination Archaeology

The pipette, the tiered cosmos, and the materialization of transcendence in the rock art of the North American Southwest - Aaron M. Wright, Will G. Russell, 2011