Colonial Farmstead (Other Keyword)

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Anthropogenic Landscapes in Southern New England: An Archaeological Investigation of Farming Practices on an Eighteenth Century Colonial Farmstead in Southeastern Connecticut (2017)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Moriah McKenna. Anthony Graesch.

The now-forested New England landscape has been shaped substantially by long-term human activities. Partitioned by thousands of miles of stone walls, the young and dense woodlands visible today are a consequence of intensive clear-cutting and farming activities in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. In this study, we apply the theory and method of landscape archaeology to the study of farming practices at an eighteenth century, 49-acre colonial farmstead in southeastern Connecticut. We...

Final Archaeological Investigations at the William Strickland Plantation Site (7K-A-117), a Mid-Eighteenth Century Farmstead, State Route 1 Corridor, Kent County, Delaware (1995)
DOCUMENT Citation Only Wade P. Catts. Jay F. Custer. JoAnn E. Jamison. Michael D. Scholl. Karen Iplenski.

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Supplemental Reprot: Extended Phase II Archaeological Testing of Site 7NC-G-145, the Augustine Creek South Site, New Castle County, Delaware (DRAFT As FINAL) (1997)
DOCUMENT Citation Only John C. Bedell.

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