Eastern Region Archives - The Archaeological Conservancy

VIRTUAL LECTURE | Insights from an Iroquoian Village

Susan BowdoinJul 29, 2024

Pennsylvania Preserves

FIELD NOTE: Tom’s Creek Quarry: Site could aid understanding of Native quarrying

Susan BowdoinMay 31, 2024

map of West Virginia

Preserves West Virginia

Safeguarding of Oak Mound, An Ancient Burial Mound

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2024

Arbuckle’s Fort Preserve Group Hike and Interpretive Nature and History Walk (Lewisburg, WV)

Susan BowdoinFeb 7, 2024

North Carolina Preserves

Thayer Farm

Susan BowdoinDec 15, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Entrance and interpretive signage installed at Arlington Sites

Susan BowdoinDec 1, 2023

The Eastern regional office is active in organizations and conferences throughout the region. Photo credit: Kelley Berliner | TAC

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Eastern regional office stays active in organizations, conferences

Susan BowdoinDec 1, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: The Conservancy welcomes new field representatives

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Pamplin Pipe Factory receives much-needed repairs

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: High school students volunteer at Ebbert Spring Preserve

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2023

North Carolina Preserves

Hillsborough Archaeological District

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2023

Photo of an plowed field with green trees in the background and blue sky with white fluffy clouds.

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Ground-penetrating radar survey begins at Mary Rinn Preserve

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Public access planned for Arbuckle’s Fort Preserve in West Virginia

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2023

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Grant will help develop signage for Arlington Preserve

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2023

Landscape photo of trees and stacked rock foundation.

Maine Preserves

Historic F. Shaw & Brothers Tannery

Susan BowdoinOct 18, 2022

photo of green vegetation-filled field surrounded by green deciduous trees

American Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Squirrel Hill Investigations

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2022

Connecticut Preserves

NEHFES Synagogue, Shoyket’s House, and Mikveh Archaeological Preserve

Susan BowdoinJun 13, 2022

Preserves Vermont

Egg Mountain: A Snapshot of Subsistence and Rebellion

Susan BowdoinJun 9, 2022

Preserves Virginia

Exploring Early Industry at the Pamplin Pipe Factory

Susan BowdoinApr 6, 2022

Pile of rocks with leaf-litter and tree limbs

Preserves Virginia

Prince Edward Soapstone Quarry Preserve

Susan BowdoinMar 21, 2022

North Carolina Preserves

Historic Partnership with Eno River Association Expands State Park

Susan BowdoinMar 10, 2022

Preserves Virginia

A site visit to the Thunderbird Preserve

Susan BowdoinMar 2, 2022

New York Preserves

Flint Mine Hill Archaeological Site

Susan BowdoinNov 12, 2021

Photo of grassy field surrounded by green trees. Sky is filled with white and gray clouds.

Preserves West Virginia

McGraw Farm

Susan BowdoinSep 1, 2021

Vintage photo of Big Pond Furnace

Pennsylvania Preserves

Big Pond Furnace featured at the Maryland Iron Festival

Susan BowdoinJun 16, 2021

Photo of an information placard installed in a green field. The placard reads "Welcome to Arlington Sites Preserve. Owned and Managed by the Archaeological Conservancy"

Preserves Virginia

Arlington

Susan BowdoinJun 1, 2021

Events and Outreach Preserves West Virginia

Arbuckle’s Fort Campaign Radio Interview

Susan BowdoinJul 17, 2020

Arbuckle’s Fort

Susan BowdoinJun 29, 2020

Massachusetts Preserves

Bull Brook II

Susan BowdoinJun 12, 2020

Pennsylvania Preserves

Ebbert Spring

Susan BowdoinJul 5, 2019

Massachusetts Preserves

Nemasket River Village/Ja Mar

sarahDec 5, 2018

It’s thought that the springhouse could have once served as a private fort.

Pennsylvania Preserves

Expanded Ebbert Spring Site preserve that spans Paleo-Indian to 19th Century

Susan BowdoinJan 15, 2018

The circular earthwork is located in a wooded area. Archaeologists don’t know what purpose earthworks served.

Pennsylvania Preserves

Dingfelder Circle Earthworks

Susan BowdoinFeb 9, 2016

The early morning sun shines on the Esmond 2 site.

New York Preserves

Esmond

Susan BowdoinSep 3, 2015

Inhabitants of the Buffalo site may have received 'weeping eye' shell collars such as this one from traders in Tennessee.

Preserves West Virginia

Buffalo Site

Susan BowdoinApr 30, 2015

Candies Creek Ridge, TN

Preserves Tennessee

Candies Creek Village Archaeological Preserve

Susan BowdoinDec 11, 2014

This longhouse was exposed during excavations directed by William Ritchie and Robert Funk in the 1960s.

New York Preserves

Garoga

Susan BowdoinNov 27, 2014

Fort Necessity National Battlefield. Photo from National Park Service Digital Image Archives

Pennsylvania Preserves

Dunbar’s Camp

Susan BowdoinOct 16, 2014

Cashie pottery sherds and projectile points recovered from the site.

North Carolina Preserves

Koon’s Landing

sarahSep 11, 2014

Preserves Virginia

Prince Edward Soapstone Quarry

sarahFeb 15, 2014

New York Preserves

Cayadutta

sarahJan 1, 2014

Georgia Preserves

Scott-McCall Preserve Expanded

Susan BowdoinMar 1, 2013

Preserving the past...
for the future.

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