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DOCUMENT Full-Text Sara Rivers-Cofield.

The end of fiscal year summary list of collections curated by the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory on behalf of Andrews Air Force Base.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Sara Rivers-Cofield.

Summary report briefly highlights the artifacts and records curated, various outreach and educational services offered, X-Radiography analysis, artifact rehousing efforts, and digital data management the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory has completed for Andrews Air Force Base throughout fiscal year 2009.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Sara Rivers-Cofied.

Summary report briefly highlights the artifacts and records curated, various outreach and educational services offered, X-Radiography analysis, artifact rehousing efforts, and digital data management the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory has completed for Andrews Air Force Base throughout fiscal year 2010.

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Several figures and maps of Andrews Air Force Base, Davidson Transmitter Station, and Brandywine Receiver Station detailing environmental factors such as drainage and topography, land use, and overall installation maps.

DOCUMENT Full-Text C.E. Davis.

This report presents findings from an analysis of historical aerial photographs of the Andrews Air Forces Base and Davidsonville Transmitter study areas located in Prince Georges and Anne Arundel Counties, Maryland. The Andrews Air Force Base study area is located south of Forestville and east of Camp Springs in Prince Georges county. There are 30 sites within the Andrews Air Force Base study area. The aerial extent of the study area is approximately 448 hectares (1,106 acres). The Davidsonville...

DOCUMENT Full-Text C.E. Davis.

This report presents findings from an analysis of historical aerial photographs of the Andrews Air Forces Base and Davidsonville Transmitter study areas located in Prince Georges and Anne Arundel Counties, Maryland. The Andrews Air Force Base study area is located south of Forestville and east of Camp Springs in Prince Georges county. There are 30 sites within the Andrews Air Force Base study area. The aerial extent of the study area is approximately 448 hectares (1,106 acres). The Davidsonville...

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All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) disturbance profiles for Davidsonville Transmitter Station archaeological site 18AN958 and the Archaeological Testing Pattern for the surrounding area.

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Building demolition plan for Andrews Air Force Base as of October 2011, for demolition projects in FY12 and beyond.

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The Environmental Assessment of the potential environmental consequences that could result from the planned demolition of several buildings at Andrews Air Force Base. This report contains a cultural component listing only potential impacts to cultural sites that can be properly mitigated by coordinating with the Maryland Historic Trust (MD SHPO).

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An investigation seeking to identify and evaluate of all of the pre-1947 structures on Andrews Air Force Base. The effort determined that two properties, which predate construction of the base, can be considered historically significant. The effort also found that these buildings, along with their associated outbuildings and sites, meet the criteria for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places. Investigations have also resulted in determinations that the remaining pre-base...

DOCUMENT Full-Text K.L. Moeller. D. A. Walitschek. M. Greby. John F. Hoffecker.

A draft copy of an inventory and evaluation of archaeological and historic resources at Andrews Air Force Base, Davidsonville Transmitter Station, and Brandywine Receiving Station. Results from the base-wide archaeological investigations include evidence of 5 prehistoric sites at Davidsonville Transmitter Station and 11 historic archaeological sites at Andrews Air Force Base; one site contains both a prehistoric and historic component. An isolated artifact (projectile point) was also encountered...

DOCUMENT Full-Text K.L Moeller. D. A. Walitschek. John F. Hoffecker.

Report on the survey design approach for field work at Andrews Air Force Base and the Davidsonville Transmitter Station. Includes related correspondence.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Thomas P. Barrett.

A proposal to Andrews Air Force Base by Greenhorne & O'Mara, Inc. (G&O) to provide archaeological investigations and testing for a Safety Zone Tree Control project. This includes a project plan, schedule, G&O's experience, and other requisite information for their proposal.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Jan Ostashay. Susan G. Pearl. Rod McDonell.

Selected pages of the Maryland Historic Trust (MD SHPO) State Historic Sites Inventory Forms completed for Belle Chance (Building 1966) and Chapel II (Building 3715), located at Joint Base Andrews.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Jun Morales.

Base Civil Engineer Work Request Form completed for a project that will provide the restoration of 3 to 5 headstones located in the small base cemetery adjacent to the Belle Chance property. The project will include all necessary permits, fieldwork associated with restoration of the headstones, daily progress reports, and letter report prepared by the contractor.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Perry Jamieson. Mary Lee Jefferson.

The history of Belle Chance and the land it inhabits from the mid-late 1800s to the time of the document's creation in 2001.

DOCUMENT Full-Text William Nealey.

The file plan for Andrews Air Force Base CEAN documents.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Matthew S. Gogan.

Comments from Lieutenant Colonel Gogan on a Phase II archaeological survey of Andrews Air Force Base and the Davidsonville Transmitter Station.

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List of metal artifacts from November 2008 - February 2009 consisting of the artifacts, their condition, and their conservation treatment.

DOCUMENT Full-Text John A. Franz.

Correspondence between Joint Base Andrews and the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory concerning the curation of artifacts from Joint Base Andrews' Davidsonville Transmitter Site. This communication contains artifact lists from the Phase I and Phase II investigations conducted at Joint Base Andrews in 1999.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Brian P. Duffy. Beth Cole. John A. Franz. Jonathan Sager. Paul R. Ackerley. J. Rodney Little.

Various correspondences between the Maryland Historic Trust and Andrews Air Force Base regarding the Military Housing Privatization Initiative (MHPI) and other preservation efforts at the historic site of Belle Chance, located at the base. Correspondence packet includes Preservation Covenant and Quit Claim Deed.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Michael C. Mackiewicz.

Letter from Joint Base Andrews to the Maryland Historic Trust (MD SHPO) regarding the proposed demolition of the Dental Clinic, Building 1601, located at Andrews Air Force Base.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Caitlin Shaffer.

In early 2008, twenty-eight archaeological iron and copper alloy artifacts belonging to the Andrews Air Force Base collections curated at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory (MAC Lab) were identified as requiring conservation treatment by MAC Lab Federal Collections Curator, Sara Rivers Cofield. The conservation treatment was carried out by Cultural Preservation and Restoration, Inc. (CPR) between November 2008 and February 2009 under U.S. Air Force contract FA4416-08-P-0096....

DOCUMENT Full-Text Elizabeth J. Cole.

Message from the Maryland Historical Trust (MDSHPO) thanking Andrews Air Force Base for providing a copy of the 2003 'Draft Final Integrated Cultural Resources Management Plan (ICRMP)' and for the opportunity for the MDSHPO to comment on the draft and offer recommendations on the final document.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Elizabeth J. Cole.

A letter from the Maryland Historical Trust (MDSHPO) confirming receipt and review of the Phase I Archeological Investigations for the Proposed Andrews Air Force Base Safety Zone Tree Control Project, Prince George’s County, Maryland report.