The 31th Annual Workshop in Archeology was held at the Maryland Historical Trust in Crownsville, MD, on Saturday August 28, and like its name implies this year there were a lot of workshops.
The day started with the Keynote Speaker Dr. Laura Masur from Catholic Universality talking about The Archaeology of Jesuit Plantations and Jesuit-enslaved Ancestors at three sites in Maryland.
Next there were several workshops, some being held at the same time. So we had to choose.
- Introduction to Land
Patent and Deed Research with Matthew McKnight
- Flintknapping and Lithic Identification with Nate Salzman and Zachary Singer
- Post Colonial Earthenware Identification
with Patricia Samford
- Zooarch 101: Basic Faunal Analysis with Valerie M. J. Hall
- CAT Workshop on Basic Lab Procedures (Parts I and II) with Sara Rivers Cofield
Concurrent with the workshops Sammy Orlando and Megan Ossmann gave individuals an opportunity to take a virtual tour of Mallow Bay-Potomac River National Marine Sanctuary. Virtual reality headsets let each person take a 360 degree tour. Click links to see the virtual tour without a headset and to see different level paddling itineraries
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