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Sue Gade and Dirk Marcucci recognized for longstanding commitment to Iowa Archaeology November 1, 2012
Landmark Archaeology, Inc. receives the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Distinguished Service Award January 15, 2009
Excavation of Lost Cemetery Draws to a Close"Archaeologists will scrape the dirt from the last of 104 skeletons this week-seven months after construction workers discovered the bones of three people buried behind the old Broadway School." Original Source: Times Herald-Record, Friday, September 26, 2008. View Article Online View in PDF format Unearthing Long-Buried Secrets"The more dirt archaeologists clear away, the more old secrets they uncover. Crews have discovered 58 whole and partial skeletons behind the old Broadway School and expect that number to climb easily past 60." Original Source: Times Herald-Record, August 25, 2008. View Article Online View in PDF format Cedar Grove Restoring Scenic Landscape Wall"Archeologists visit Thomas Cole House to guarantee precision. Administrators and directors of Cedar Grove, the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, home of the famed American landscape artist, are continuing the effort to restore the site to its 19th century appearance." (Coverage of work conducted at the Thomas Cole National Historic Site, December, 2008) Original Source: The Daily Mail, Friday, December 18, 2008.
"Archaeologists discovered several ancient artifacts dating to 6,000-4,000 BCE from an old farm that now is a construction site for the new Clifton Park-Halfmoon Library." Original Source: Archaeo News, 11 September 2005. View Article Online Life Along the Maritje Kill"South of Hyde Park, NY, this fascinating site was recently documented on the campus of the Culinary Institute of America." Original Source: The New York State Preservationist, vol.9 Spring/Summer 2005 p. 22-23 View in PDF Format "The future site of the Charlton, NY Town Hall reveals artifacts associated with the Charlton Union Cheese and Butter Factory, which operated from 1866 to 1868." Original Source: The Daily Gazette, Saratoga County Edition Friday, June 10, 2005 p.B1, B3 written by Stephen Williams, Gazette Reporter View in PDF Format |
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