Society for Historical Archaeology 2022

Part of: Society for Historical Archaeology

This collection contains the abstracts from the 2022 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology in Philadelphia, PA on January 5-8, 2022. Most resources in this collection contain the abstract only.

If you presented at the 2022 SHA annual meeting, you can access and upload your presentation for FREE. To find out more about uploading your presentation, go to https://www.tdar.org/sha/

Other Keywords
Cemetery • African American • Revolutionary War • Landscape • Colonialism • Philadelphia • Material Culture • Underwater Archaeology • Urban Archaeology • Community

Culture Keywords
Historic

Investigation Types
Bioarchaeological Research • Heritage Management

Material Types
Human Remains

Geographic Keywords
Mid-Atlantic • Caribbean • Northeast • MIDDLE ATLANTIC • United States of America (Country) • North America (Continent) • Asia (Continent) • Southeast • Islamic Republic of Pakistan (Country) • Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (Country)

Resources Inside This Collection (Viewing 101-200 of 397)

  • Documents (397)
  1. Development of a Learning Game for the Submerged Ice Age site of Hoyo Negro, Mexico (2022)
  2. The Devil Came to Georgia: LiDAR, KOCOA, and Identifying Ephemeral Sites of Conflict (2022)
  3. The Devil to Pay and No Pitch Hot (2022)
  4. Diaspora in a Teacup: Materializations of Diaspora in the FS Louie Company of Berkeley, CA. (2022)
  5. Digging Beantown: Mary Beaudry's Boston (2022)
  6. Dining with M. — How Mary C. Beaudry Brought Seeds, Bones and Sherds Back to Life (2022)
  7. Diseaster Archaeology - Adapting Archaeological Methods to Recover Human Cremated Remains from Catastrophic Wiildfire Areas (2022)
  8. Documentary Archaeology and African American Heritage in Central Florida (2022)
  9. Documenting America’s Last Remaining CCC Watermill in the Ocala National Forest (2022)
  10. Documenting the Seneca Stonecutter’s Cemetery (2022)
  11. "A Dreadful Scene of Havock": Richard Mansergh St. George and the Battles of Brandywine, Paoli, and Germantown (2022)
  12. Drinking Buddies: Wine Bottle Seals as a Window on Williamsburg’s Social Scene. (2022)
  13. Drinking, Laundry, and Haircuts: Framing Nikkei Material Culture in the Context of "Moral Reform" Politics at Barneston, WA (1907-1924) (2022)
  14. Dunkerhook: An African American Enclave In Paramus, New Jersey (2022)
  15. Dunkerhook: Transition, Acculturation, and Resilience (2022)
  16. Dutch Artifacts in the NYC Archaeological Repository: The Nan A. Rothschild Repository Center (2022)
  17. Dutch fishing and trading in Iceland and the Northern Isles of Scotland in the 16th and 17th centuries (2022)
  18. The Dutch in the Hudson Valley (2022)
  19. The Dynamics of Small Things Remembered: Giving Voice to A Silenced Past (2022)
  20. Early American Whiteware and the Emerging Middle-Class Market: Archaeology at the Lewis Pottery, Louisville, Kentucky (2022)
  21. Echoes of Rebellion: Cultural Reverberation of the 1790s St. Domingue Rebellion in the Delaware Valley (2022)
  22. The Economic Contexts of Small Finds from Gullah Geechee Occupations (2022)
  23. Edward Byrd’s Mass-Production of EB Tobacco Pipes for Sale to New Netherland Natives and the 17th Century Delaware River (2022)
  24. Effective Management of Archaeological and Historical Shipwreck Sites in the Red Sea, Egypt (2022)
  25. Elder Scrolls and Modern Perspectives: The Power of Historical Archaeological Data in (Re)Telling Narratives of the Past (2022)
  26. Elusive Forever?: Maroon Archaeology and the Practicality of Least Cost Networks (2022)
  27. The Emergence and Evolution of Charleston's Antebellum Economy (2022)
  28. "…The Enemy Threw Themselves Upon His Cannon In The Very Teeth Of A Murderous Fire Of Grape [sic]" - The Results Of Two Seasons Of Work At The Barber Wheatfield, Saratoga National Historical Park. (2022)
  29. Entangled Earth: Exploring Past Indigenous Agricultural Landscapes of Wisconsin (2022)
  30. Epitaphs, paternalism, and post-mortem resistance of African and African Americans in colonial New England (2022)
  31. "Equal to a Little Gold Mine": A Preliminary Study of the Grocers of Early Port Richmond, 1842-1865 (2022)
  32. Evaluating the Brass Pin Wreck as a Cultural and Biological Resource Within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary (2022)
  33. The Evergreen Plantation Archaeological Survey: Integrating Sciences and the Humanities, OralHistories and Documents, and Material Culture and Community Collaboration (2022)
  34. Excavations in the Rock Springs Chinatown, Wyoming1868-1932 (2022)
  35. Exploring Domestic Food Origins of The Chinese Community At Terrace (42BO547) Through Isotopic Studies (2022)
  36. Exploring Foodways at the Baltimore Aged Men and Women's Home of the Methodist Episcopal Church, 1870-1920. (2022)
  37. Extracting Information from Concentrations of Desiccated Plant Remains (2022)
  38. Factors Affecting the HALD Method: Implications for the Industry (2022)
  39. Families Inside and Out: Family Relationships and Institutional Healthcare at a Leper Hospital in St. Croix, USVI (2022)
  40. Felons, Paupers, Or Overflow Burials? Un(der)-documented Burials In One Of Philadelphia’s Public Squares. (2022)
  41. Filling In a Clean Slate: A Case Study of Urban Redevelopment after the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake (2022)
  42. Finding Faces in the Yellow Brick Road: The Elusive Lives and Deaths of St. Croix’s Residents with Leprosy (2022)
  43. Finding New Netherland in New Jersey: Two or Three Dutch Needles in a Supersized Haystack (2022)
  44. Fins and Scales: A Zooarchaeological Exploration of Nationality, Religion, and Foodways in the Port Richmond Neighborhood of Philadelphia (2022)
  45. Foodways of La Concord/ Queen Anne’s Revenge (2022)
  46. "For the Convenience of its Guests": Archaeological Perspectives on the 18th-century Tavern Porch. (2022)
  47. Free, Black, And Traveling: An Analysis Of The Passports Issued To New Orleans Gens De Couleur Libre, 1818-1831 (2022)
  48. "The French Engineer Burst A 24-Pounder In The Fort At Red Banks": Contextualizing An Accidental Artifact (2022)
  49. From Kitchen to Dwelling: An Evolving Urban African American Landscape at the College of Charleston (2022)
  50. From One Mary to Another: An Archaeological Biography (2022)
  51. From Oral Histories to Artifacts: An Uncommon Story of Emancipation and Freedom in Tablertown, Southeastern Ohio (2022)
  52. From Seafaring to Settling Downeast: Town Formation and the Eastern Frontier Landscape (2022)
  53. From The Leaves On The Trees In The Forest To The Stones And Sands Of The River: Archaeobotanical Investigations Of Spanish New Mexican Land Use (2022)
  54. From USS Stars and Stripes to Metropolis (1861-present): Modeling the Life, Loss, and Archaeological Site Formation of a Currituck Beach Shipwreck (Corolla, North Carolina) (2022)
  55. A Frontier River Town: Preliminary Results from Newport Site (36IN188) (2022)
  56. Gender, Conflict, and Weapons in the 17th Century North Atlantic World (2022)
  57. Geoarchaeology Underwater: Florida State’s Approach to Preparing Students to do Offshore CRM (2022)
  58. Gershom Prince's Powderhorn, Battle of Wyoming, 1778 (2022)
  59. Giving Voice to Legacy: A Successful Case Study of Descendant and Professional Collaboration in Warren County, NC (2022)
  60. Giving Voice to the Forgotten Victims of the 1908 Springfield Race Riot: The Bessie Black Story (2022)
  61. GPR, Metal Detection and Archaeological Investigation at the Denton Homesite, Greenfield, NY (2022)
  62. A Grim Tale: Nutrition and Childhood Mortality in Nineteenth-Century Philadelphia (2022)
  63. Gullah Place-making & Racial Landscapes on Hilton Head Island, SC. (2022)
  64. "Guns and ships, and so the balance shifts":A Material Culture Analysis of Betsy and the British Naval Strategy of Scuttling during the Battle of Yorktown, 1781 (2022)
  65. Have you had rice today? The costs of consumption in Early Modern South India (2022)
  66. Healthcare, Life, and Death on St. Croix, USVI from the Late 19th Century to Early 21st Century (2022)
  67. Heritage at Risk along the Delaware Bay’s Scenic Byways: Narrating Climate Threats, Legacy and Loss with StoryMaps (2022)
  68. Heritage at Risk Research as Part of the Archaeology Internship Program at the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (2022)
  69. Historic Archaeology of Lincoln, Nebraska: Defining Urban Trade and Industry at the Turn of the 20th Century (2022)
  70. Historical and Archaeological Investigations into late 19th and early 20th century bee keeping at San Diego County’s Nathan Harrison site and beyond (2022)
  71. An Historical Survey of Chinese Diaspora Archaeology in California as Told by a 53-Year Old Collection (2022)
  72. The History and Archaeology of Quack Medicine in Texas (2022)
  73. "The Hollanders Have Built A Fortress With Four Bastions:" A Synopsis Of The Archaeological Investigations At The Site Of Fort Casimir/Nieuwer Amstel, City of New Castle, Delaware. (2022)
  74. Homesteading on Salado Creek: A Case Study of Mexican-Anglo Settlement in San Antonio (2022)
  75. Horse Warriors and Warrior Horses (2022)
  76. How the Evolution of Side Scan Sonar and Marine Technology Influenced the Development of Maritime Archaeology (2022)
  77. The Human-Altered Lithic Detection (HALD) Method: The Latest Innovation in Submerged Precontact Archaeology (2022)
  78. The Hutchinson House: Restoring a Freedman’s House to Serve as a Heritage Center on Edisto Island, SC (2022)
  79. "Huts Placed in a More Exact Order than Philadelphia" Reassessing the Camps of the Connecticut Line and Hand’s Brigade at Morristown National Historical Park, Applying a Conjunctive Approach to Investigating Revolutionary War Encampments (2022)
  80. "I Wanna Go Home, They Need Me:" Archaeological Investigation of German POW Camp D-D, Fort Campbell, KY (2022)
  81. Identifying 17th Century Indigenous Community Formation within the Potomac River Valley (2022)
  82. If This Mountain Could Talk: African-American Landscape, Culture and Memory on Sourland Mountain, New Jersey. (2022)
  83. Impacts of Climate Change on Marginal Communities in the Archaeological Record (2022)
  84. Impacts to Sites Along the Santa Fe River, FL (2022)
  85. The Implements of Colonialism: Excavation of a Cellared Structure in St. Mary’s Fort (2022)
  86. Inclusive Collaboration: A Model for Archaeologists Working with Descendant Communities (2022)
  87. Inclusivity in Underwater Archaeology: Understanding Barriers and Offering Solutions (2022)
  88. Indigenizing Catholicism in Colonial New Mexico (2022)
  89. Indigenous Ceramic Technology within the Pluralistic Context of Mission San Antonio de Valero (2022)
  90. An Intellectual Genealogy of Plymouth Colony Archaeology (2022)
  91. Interpreting Interment: An Analysis of Orientation in Harrington Cemetery, Delaware Graveshafts (2022)
  92. Interpreting the History of the Pullman Porters at the New Pullman National Monument Visitors Center (2022)
  93. Investigating Practices to Promote Student Safety and Inclusivity at Archaeological Field Schools (2022)
  94. Invisible History: Chinese Placer Mining Partnerships in 19th Century Oregon (2022)
  95. Issues of Identity Through the Material Remains of the First Cathedral of New Spain (2022)
  96. "It Is the Devil’s Business": Acceptable Labor, Clandestine Labor, and Sex Work (2022)
  97. It Takes A Village: Archaeology And Community At Camp Security (2022)
  98. It’s in the Bag: An Analysis of the Skiffes Creek Archaeological Collections Assessment Project (2022)
  99. A Journey Without Maps: Following the path of the archaeological genealogy of Mary Beaudry (2022)
  100. The Katie Eccles: Reconstructing the Hull Lines of a Great Lakes Schooner (2022)