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The Brier Creek Story, or Death of the Georgia Continentals by Daniel Thornton Elliott — Kickstarter

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The Brier Creek Story, or Death of the Georgia Continentals. By Daniel Thornton Elliott. By Daniel Thornton Elliott. You'll need an HTML5 capable browser to see this content. A proposed film on recent search and discovery of the Revolutionary War battlefield on Brier Creek in rural Screven County, Georgia. The Brier Creek Story, or Death of the Georgia Continentals. By Daniel Thornton Elliott. By Daniel Thornton Elliott. Pledged of $9,343. This project's funding goal was not reached. On November 18, 2014.

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Benedictine Monastery and Freedmen’s School | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Benedictine Monastery and Freedmen’s School. April 26, 2016. I posted some pictures on Instagram and Facebook about our project at the Benedictine Monastery and Freedmen’s School, but I have not had a chance to share more about the project. Students digging on site. First a bit of history. Is this definitely the site of the Benedictine monastery and freedman school? How much of the site is preserved? Which portions of the site have been preserved? Lab wo...

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Laura | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Washing Artifacts, the Interview. March 7, 2017. Madison Williams continues our student series of posts by interviewing Chase Freeman about working with artifacts. An insight on the cleaning of the artifacts. When most people think of archaeology, they tend to picture people with shovels and screens excavating a site and collecting all of the artifacts they find. But what happens next? When did you first become interested in archaeology? Right now we are...

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Donate! | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Meredith Avery Memorial Anthropology Fund. Tax deductible contributions to the Meredith Avery Memorial Anthropology Fund can be made through the Armstrong Atlantic State University Foundation at the following address:. AASU Foundation, Office of Advancement. Armstrong Atlantic State University. Savannah, GA 31419-1977. Please indicate the name of the Fund and Fund Number 2658 on your contribution. This is a. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window).

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How can I help? | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. How can I help? September 26, 2016. I occasionally get emails asking how non-students can help or volunteer with Digging Savannah. Most are eager to help with hands-on work like excavation or washing artifacts. But when these opportunities arise, we give them to the students. Unfortunately, at this point we are not a big enough organization to have enough work for any volunteers of this kind. But there are many projects we. And Alexandria, Va. Vote Local...

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Events | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Talk on the Benedictine Monastery and Freedmen School. When: November 14, 2016 at 6pm. Where: Armstrong State University, Solms Hall 108 ( campus map. Archaeology student Ana Beasley will discuss the history and archaeology of the Benedictine Monastery and Freedmen School on Skidaway Island. Ana has participated in the both archaeology field seasons and will offer a first-hand account of the current research. When: November 17, 2016 at 3:30pm. Click to s...

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Anthropology Lab | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Fall 2016: Progress in the Anthropology Lab. Tables and chairs for classroom instruction and lab days! Getting organized, then adding to the chaos with artifacts from the field. Spring 2016 Anthropology Lab. Beginning work in the new Anthropology Lab. Storing excavation equipment not in my office! Introduction to Archaeology students washing artifacts from the Benedictine Monastery and Freedman School. Click to share on Google (Opens in new window).

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equipment | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. Posts Tagged With: equipment. November 19, 2016. A huge thanks to everyone who came to my talk yesterday, and thanks to St. Peters Episcopal Church on Skidaway Island for being such wonderful hosts! Next semester, I will post dates when we are excavating, and I encourage everyone to visit the site for updates and latest finds. One attendee asked how everyone can help. Here is a list of small equipment items we need:. Large and small root cutters. Monetar...

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DigSav app | Digging Savannah

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Public archaeology through community partnerships. The Digging Savannah app allows you to discover Savannah’s archaeology sites that have been investigated and are on property open to the public. This is only a small sampling of archaeological sites around Savannah, as nearly every historic building sits on an archaeological site. The app is available in the Google Play marketplace. For most Android devices- smartphones and tablets. Just search for “Digging Savannah”! Click to email (Opens in new window).