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Scenes from the 2003 Workshop in Archeology
Curt Peterson discusses conservation issues involved with the U.S.S. Monitor.
Daniel “Firehawk” Abbott with some of his hand-made aboriginal pottery.
Dave Gadsby and Erin Piechowiak explaining their
methods of sorting oyster shells chronologically.
Julie King assists a workshop participant in identifying
a pottery sherd using the “Diagnostic Artifacts in Maryland” website.
Kristen Harbeson looks on as a youngster's foil boat
is loaded with lead weights to determine its seaworthiness.
Charlie Hall discusses the value of filling out archeological site forms.
Claire Peachey summarized recent projects undertaken by the
Naval Historical Center's Underwater Archeology Branch.
J.B. Pelletier and Dave Woodard demonstrated
some of the equipment used in “hard hat” diving.
Guy Neal provides instruction on making cordage the way Native Americans did.
Susan Langley spinning wool on a “great wheel.”
Workshop participants try their hands with “modern” drop spindles (made with CDs!).
Perusing the book sales and exhibits.
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Last updated: August 5, 2005
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