By Jug Bay Intern Haley Borowy. This blog post was originally published in Marsh Notes, the newsletter of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and is cross-posted here. My summer internship project was an archaeological investigation of Emory Waters Nature Preserve. Located in the southern portion of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary’s east coast, Emory Waters has had little
Note: The 2025 summer internship deadline has passed. Introduction: Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section in conjunction with The Lost Towns Project is offering two internship positions in Archaeology with a focus on laboratory methods and collections management. The internship will be based in Edgewater, MD with some travel required. This internship is designed to
We are grateful to be one of 90 Maryland nonprofit organizations to receive $10,000 in general operating funding from Maryland Humanities’ Marilyn Hatza Memorial SHINE Grants Program (Strengthening the Humanities Investment in Nonprofits for Equity) As a very small volunteer-based non-profit, grant funding is critical to our ability to provide history and archaeology research and
By Jug Bay Intern Julia Ribblett. This blog post was originally published in Marsh Notes, the newsletter of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and is cross-posted here. Hidden among the freshwater tidal marshes and forests on the Anne Arundel County side of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary are 26 documented archaeological sites, encompassing nearly 13,000 years of human
Visit sketchfab.com/LostTownsProject to view 3-dimensional artifacts from in and around Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This first phase of 45 scans focuses on Native American artifacts with a special emphasis on the Jug Bay area of southwestern Anne Arundel County. : Fabric Impressed by LostTownsProject on Sketchfab The models were created by photogrammetry technician Emily Lucie,