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Articles and Collaborations

  • Maryland Archaeology: Articles Published by the Lost Towns Winter 2005
  • Lost Towns Project Collaborations Winter 2006
  • A Brief Trek Through Time: Lost Towns Articles and Presentations from the Past Year Winter 2007

Awards

Chaney’s Hills/Riva Road

Chew Site

Conferences

Exhibits and Outreach

  • A Closer Look at Our Colonial Environment November 2000
  • Exhibiting Archaeology at the Historic London Town Visitor Center Winter 2006
  • Paddling Through History Kayak Tours! Summer 2008
  • Written in Bone: Forensic Files of the 17th-Century Chesapeake opens Winter 2009
  • London Town’s New Museum Exhibit Showcases Archaeology Spring 2012
  • “Sewing Through Time” Exhibit Now Open! Spring 2012
  • Protecting the Past Spring 2012
  • New London Town Exhibit Honored by Four Rivers Heritage Area Fall 2012
  • The Wilson Farmstead and the Hot Sox Ballfield Project gets off the Bench! Summer 2013
  • Traveling Archaeological Exhibit Debuts! Summer 2013
  • A Successful Field Season at Wilson Farm Winter 2013
  • Popular Written in Bone Exhibit begins Twilight Hours Winter 2013

Grants/Funding

  • Gretel Brown Memorial Book Fund February 2000
  • Lost Towns Project Pulls in Key Grants May 2000
  • New Education Funds Forthcoming February 2001
  • Oyster Shell and Almshouse Research Projects August 2001
  • Eugene Chaney Foundation Grant Awarded November 2001
  • Chaney Foundation Continues Generous Support of Lost Towns Winter 2003
  • Speaking of Pipes! MHC Grants Peacey a Return Visit to Londontown Summer 2003
  • Recent Grant Awards: Preservation Maryland – LT 3D, MHC – Dr. Peacey Winter 2004
  • Lost Towns Project receives grant from Four Rivers Heritage Area Summer 2004
  • Special Thanks to Dig Day Sponsors! Constellation Energy and Loews Annapolis Hotel Summer 2004
  • Four Rivers Supports Herrington and London Town Projects Summer 2004
  • Key Support from the Cultural Arts Foundation Fall 2004
  • Show Your Support for Archaeology by Shopping at Whole Foods… Winter 2005
  • Success! Summer 2005
  • Rhode River Survey Summer 2005
  • Rhode River Survey Winter 2007
  • Thank You Congressmen Hoyer and Culberson! Summer 2008
  • Paddling Through History Kayak Tours! Summer 2008
  • Many Thanks to the Friends and Relatives of Eugene Wugofski and Harold West Winter 2009
  • The Project has an Informative new Site…on the web! Summer 2009
  • The Architecture Column: Batchelor’s Choice  Winter 2011
  • The Architecture Column: Discoveries about the Batchelor’s Choice Servant’s Quarter Summer 2011
  • Sea Level Rise Research Gets a Boost Summer 2011
  • A Fresh Look at Patuxent River Prehistoric Sites Winter 2012
  • Archaeology is Sew Cool! Winter 2012
  • Preservation Maryland Provides Grant for Archaeological SWAT Team Winter 2012
  • Anne Arundel County’s Curtis Creek Iron Furnace Summer 2013
  • The Wilson Farmstead and the Hot Sox Ballfield Project gets off the Bench! Summer 2013
  • Traveling Archaeological Exhibit Debuts! Summer 2013
  • A Successful Field Season at Wilson Farm Winter 2013

Fundraising

  • New Lost Towns Project 2004 Calendar Summer 2003
  • New 2004 Calendar Showcases Archaeology in Anne Arundel County Winter 2004
  • Serious Budget Woes… and How You Can Help! Summer 2008
  • Membership Update Winter 2009
  • Your Will and Estate Planning: Please Keep the Lost Towns Project in Mind Summer 2009
  • Lost Towns Holiday Wish List Fall 2012

Hancock’s Resolution

Herrington

Historic Sites and Preservation

  • Archaeology Review in Anne Arundel County’s Planning and Code Enforcement May 2000
  • Lost Towns Project to Nominate Providence Sites to National Register Winter 2004
  • Willow Glen Farm Summer 2005
  • Endangered Species: The Maryland Tobacco Barn Spring 2007
  • Preserving Goshen: Architectural Discoveries at an Historic House Fall 2007
  • Historic Cemeteries in Anne Arundel County Fall 2007
  • Historic Structures Survey Winter 2008
  • Slave Quarter or Tenant House? An Examination of Vernacular Housing in Anne Arundel County Winter 2008
  • Quaker National Register Nomination Accepted by the State Summer 2008
  • The Vernacular “I-house”: A Vanishing Resource Winter 2009
  • Scenes from the Past – Railroad Towns of Anne Arundel County Summer 2009
  • Teardown or Preserve? That is the Question Autumn 2009
  • The Other Manhattan Beach Winter 2010
  • Evaluation of Anne Arundel County’s Inventory of Historic Properties Summer 2010
  • Batchelor’s Choice Winter 2011
  • Discoveries about the Batchelor’s Choice Servant’s Quarter Summer 2011
  • The American Foursquare Winter 2012
  • Researching Architectural History: Taking a New Look at Old Maps Spring 2012
  • ‘Tis the Season for Gingerbread Fall 2012
  • The Wilson Farmstead and the Hot Sox Ballfield Project gets off the Bench! Summer 2013
  • The Future is looking up for Fort Smallwood Park Winter 2013

Homewood’s Lot

  • The Rediscovery of Homewood’s Lot May 2000
  • Linking History and Archaeology: A Glass Bottle Seal form Homewood’s Lot May 2000
  • A Further Installment in the Saga of Homewood’s Lot Summer 2002
  • Homewood’s Lot 2002: A Retrospective Fall 2002
  • Conservation Helps Date Homewood’s Feature Fall 2002
  • Colonial Wine Bottle Seals from Providence Winter 2006

Interns

Larrimore Point

  • Beyond the Park: Excavations at Larrimore Point August 1999

Leavy Neck

London Town

  • London Town Excavations August 1999
  • Animal Bones: Not Just What Was for Dinner November 1999
  • London Town Research Update: Calling All Scots! November 1999
  • Teaching the Future: Education at London November 1999
  • Archaeology at London Town Designated a “Save America’s Treasures” Official Project February 2000
  • The Day Nick News and MPT Came to Town February 2000
  • Recent Historical Research: The Portraiture of London Town May 2000
  • Delftware Motifs and the Dating of Rumney’s Tavern August 2000
  • Lost Papers of Al Luckenbach August 2000
  • Heraldry in London Town August 2000
  • Rumney’s Cellar Complete, Yields Last Secrets August 2000
  • London Town Recognizes Lost Towns Volunteers August 2000
  • New Discovery: “Jenifer” Bottle Seal November 2000
  • All Hallow’s Parish: London Town’s Community Church February 2001
  • The Naming of Warehouse Creek May 2001
  • Building a New Colonial Landscape May 2001
  • Ivor Noel Hume Visits London Town November 2001
  • Public Dig Days a Continued Success November 2001
  • London Town and London: How Did They Find Each Other? February 2002
  • Looking for London Town Outside the Park: the Flood Property Summer 2002
  • Current Events: New Activity at London Town Summer 2002
  • Surprise Burial Found at London Town Winter 2003
  • New Image of London Town Discovered Winter 2003
  • Speaking of Pipes! MHC Grants Peacey a Return Visit to Londontown Summer 2003
  • Still Diggin’ Fall 2004
  • Back in the Field Again… Winter 2005
  • Exhibiting Archaeology at the Historic London Town Visitor Center Winter 2006
  • Digging Digloo II Summer 2006
  • New Earthfast Structure at London Town Summer 2006
  • The Wall-Raising of the Carpenter’s Shop at London Town Spring 2007
  • A Return to Rumney’s Tavern, London Town Summer 2011
  • Lost Towns Project writes another Chapter of London Town History! Winter 2013

Lost Towns Lab

Mystery Artifact

Pig Point

Prehistoric Sites

Press and Media

  • Chesapeake Life Magazine Writes Up Lost Towns February 2000
  • The Day Nick News and MPT Came to Town February 2000
  • MPT to include Lost Towns Project in Series August 2000

Research

Rhode River

Sea Level Rise

  • How Will Sea Level Rise Affect Archaeological Sites? Winter 2010
  • A Partnership to Evaluate Threatened Coastal Sites…or, More Site Visits, Huzzah Summer 2010
  • Sea Level Rise Threatens Our Cultural Heritage Winter 2011
  • Sea Level Rise Research Gets a Boost Summer 2011

Shah Property

Lost Towns Project News

Swan Cove

Technology

  • Scanning History: The Wave of the Future Summer 2004
  • The Project has an Informative new Site…on the web! Summer 2009
  • Researching Architectural History: Taking a New Look at Old Maps Spring 2012
  • Anne Arundel County’s Curtis Creek Iron Furnace Summer 2013

Volunteers

  • Volunteer Spotlight: Bernie Rosenberg and Alex Lavish August 1999
  • Volunteer Thanks August 1999
  • Working Towards a Meaningful Experience: Adult Workshops for Inquiring Minds November 1999
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Joan Beck November 1999
  • In Memory: Gretel Brown and Dick Reed November 1999
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Steve Hans February 2000
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Susan Morris May 2000
  • ACT Won: Beck and Rosenberg May 2000
  • London Town Recognizes Lost Towns Volunteers August 2000
  • An Ode to the Hans August 2000
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Norrine Dedeyn August 2000
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Jim Hooper November 2000
  • Lost Towns Project – Early Years November 2000
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Betty Williams February 2001
  • Look out Yankees, Here Comes Burle’s Brigade! February 2001
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Marj Hegge May 2001
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Bob Bomback August 2001
  • ACT Awards – Hegge and Storcks November 2001
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Kay Spruell November 2001
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Ward Brockett February 2002
  • Volunteer Spotlight: Joan Klick Summer 2002
  • ACT Awards Honors Two Lost Towns Contributers Fall 2002
  • School’s Out for Summer! Summer 2003
  • Volunteer Party 2003 Winter 2004
  • “The Loud and Dirty at Quiet Waters” Fall 2004
  • Calling All Volunteers: Let the Lost Towns Project be Your Fitness Plan This Summer! Spring 2007
  • Volunteer Opportunities Abound at the Lost Towns Project Summer 2009
  • Volunteers and Interns Party it Up! Fall 2009
  • Betty Williams, A Volunteer with Longevity Winter 2012
  • The Lost Towns Project Loses a Good Friend Fall 2012

Willson Site

  • New Excavations in South County Summer 2002
  • New Discoveries: The Willson Site’s Early 18th-Century Cellar Fall 2002
  • The Wilson Farmstead and the Hot Sox Ballfield Project gets off the Bench! Summer 2013
  • A Successful Field Season at Wilson Farm Winter 2013

Various Archaeological Investigations

  • Colonial Brickmaking: Excavations at the Whitehall Brickyard August 1999
  • The Search for Governor Benjamin Ogle May 2001
  • Willow Glen Farm Summer 2005
  • The Raven Site – Not Quite Underwater Archaeology, but… Summer 2006
  • Elementary my dear Watson Winter 2007
  • Area Collectors Add to Our Knowledge of Local History Spring 2012

 

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