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| Laura Cripps |
At the March 8 meeting Dr Laura Cripps described a multidisciplinary project undertaken by archaeology and history professors and students at Howard Community College. The original Mt. Aventines located in Chapman State Park in western Charles County were investigated. The archaeological part of the project involved using non-invasive archaeological methods (magnetometer) to start identifying some of the eighteenth-century features associated with Mt. Aventine. The history part involved doing archival research. Laura is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology/Geography at Howard Community College.
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| Laura describing use of magnetometer at site |
Below are the winners of the raffle for the Archeological Society of Maryland, Inc classic t-shirts.
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| Peggy | Barbara |
Attendance: 27
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