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At Home and Abroad: Travel as an Archaeological Problem

Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology 2013

Other Keywords
Travel • Tourism • settlement • Politics • roads • Ceramics • Horse • Trade • Commerce • Colonial Economy

Temporal Keywords
20th Century • Early 20th Century • 17th and 18th centuries • 18th Century • 17th Century • 1730s - 1920s

Geographic Keywords
North America • Massachusetts (State / Territory) • New York (State / Territory) • New Hampshire (State / Territory) • Idaho (State / Territory) • Maine (State / Territory) • Wisconsin (State / Territory) • Michigan (State / Territory) • Washington (State / Territory) • Minnesota (State / Territory)


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  1. Beating the Bounds (2013)
  2. Canadians Abroad in 1927: The Ashbridges do England! (2013)
  3. The Foundation of Meaning (2013)
  4. Horse Culture and English Customs: The Importance of the Saddle Horse in 18th-Century English Colonies (2013)
  5. Legitimizing Atlantis: The Use of Artificial Archaeology to Establish Heritage and a Sense of Place at the Atlantis Resort, Bahamas (2013)
  6. "Sloops of 30 Tuns are Carried Overland in This Place":  Cart Roads, Trade, and Settlement in the Northern Delmarva Peninsula, C. 1670-1800. (2013)

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