Wells (Other Keyword)
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Results of an Intensive Study of Hopewellian Culture in Ross County, Ohio, and Publically Owned Hopewellian Sites In the Remainder of Southern Ohio (1985)
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Route 78 E.I.S. Identification and Evaluation of Archaeological Sites (1975)
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Santa Ana River Upstream Alternatives, Cultural Resources Survey (1986)
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A "single closely dated assemblage"?: Re-examining the Timing and Nature of the House Clearance Deposit(s) in the Custis Well (2021)
This is an abstract from the session entitled "Returning to Colonial Williamsburg (General Sessions)" , at the 2021 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. In 1964, Colonial Williamsburg archaeologists excavating an 18th-century well uncovered an unusual and exciting cache of artifacts as they neared the bottom of the brick lined shaft. This assemblage included dozens of complete wine bottles, many of which bore the seal of John Custis IV, the owner of the property the well...
Site Form, Site 28BU959 (2019)
Initial New Jersey Site Registration Form.
Site Form, Site 28OC114 (2006)
Set of New Jersey Site Registration Forms including initial registration form and site form updates.
Some Desert Waterline Places in Southeastern California and Southwestern Nevada (1909)
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Well, Well, Well: A look into the varieties and distribution of wells in colonial St. Augustine, FL (2016)
Since the City of St. Augustine's Archaeological Preservation Ordinance was enacted in 1986 more than 200 wells have been excavated. This presentation takes a look at some of the styles and circumstances of their construction and examines the the distribution of these various styles across the city's archaeological zones during the city's centuries of development. Through the varieties of well construction used over the centuries we hope to glean insight into the path that the city has taken...