More than 25 years of Professional & Scholarly Inquiry into the Cultural Past of the Mid-Atlantic Over the years, the results of a broad range of research and archaeological investigations conducted by the Lost Towns Project have been captured in often difficult to access “grey literature.” Some of the Lost Towns Project’s larger and long-term
The Lost Towns Project is partnered with Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section in providing an academic internship program for students of archaeology and historic preservation. Summer 2025 Internship Information 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
The Lost Towns Project, Inc., in cooperation with the Anne Arundel County Cultural Resources Section, has numerous volunteer opportunities year-round and welcomes newcomers of all levels of experience! Whether you want to assist in the field or in the lab, we have plenty of different experiences offered throughout the week. We have volunteer opportunities in the Anne Arundel County
The Lost Towns Project is a volunteer non-profit and donations assist us in achieving our mission of furthering research into the cultural heritage of the Mid-Atlantic! With your help, we are able to continue public outreach efforts and research into our Mid-Atlantic heritage. Without a doubt, our success is directly tied to our many dedicated
The Lost Towns Project name has been used loosely over the past 25 years to refer to a collection of scholars who have worked in partnership with Anne Arundel County, the Anne Arundel County Trust for Preservation and various other history and heritage organizations in the region. Early research revolved around the discovery and investigation