Archaeological Excavations at Site 18DO82 and Find Spot X21-X30, U.S. Naval Reservation, Bloodsworth Island (1992.080)

Summary

This resource is a technical report on archaeological investigations at Bloodsworth Island, Dorchester County, Maryland. Site 18DO82 was identified as the home of waterman William Parks from ca. 1840-1880. Two additional sites were identified as disturbed and in need of no further work (18DO107 and 18DO108). Finally, artifact concentrations along the shore (find spots 18DOX21-18DOX30) were explored and found to have resulted from wave action rather than the presence of archeological sites. Artifacts and associated records from the project are curated at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory on behalf of the Navy.

Cite this Record

Archaeological Excavations at Site 18DO82 and Find Spot X21-X30, U.S. Naval Reservation, Bloodsworth Island (1992.080). Thomas E. Davidson. 1982 ( tDAR id: 166067) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8166067

Spatial Coverage

min long: -76.122; min lat: 38.118 ; max long: -75.998; max lat: 38.217 ;

Record Identifiers

MHT Shelf Number(s): DO 27

NADB document id number(s): 4374

MAC Lab Accession Number(s): 1992.080

NADB citation id number(s): 000000080791

Notes

General Note: Submitted to: Maryland Historical Trust

General Note: Sent from: Lower Delmarva Regional Center for Archaeology, Salisbury St

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