For decades, the Lost Towns Project has been actively involved in numerous grant and public outreach projects that document our local history and archaeology.
Gain hands-on experience in archaeology and local history by participating in our volunteer or internship programs
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By Jug Bay Intern Haley Borowy. This blog post was originally published in Marsh Notes, the newsletter of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and is cross-posted here.
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Note: The 2025 summer internship deadline has passed.
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Anne Arundel County’s Cultural Resources Section in conjunction with The Lost Towns Project is offering two internship...
We are grateful to be one of 90 Maryland nonprofit organizations to receive $10,000 in general operating funding from Maryland Humanities’ Marilyn Hatza Memorial SHINE...
By Jug Bay Intern Julia Ribblett. This blog post was originally published in Marsh Notes, the newsletter of Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and is cross-posted here.
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By Jennifer J. Babiarz (Anne Arundel County), C. Jane Cox (Anne Arundel County), and Lisa H. Robbins (Lost Towns Project consultant). This blog post was...
April is Maryland Archaeology Month! Here is how we are getting involved. Find more archaeology events across the state at marylandarcheologymonth.org.
Archaeology Lab Open House (Maryland Day...
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Resiliency through Change: Educator Workshop
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Learn how Climate Change affected native people & how archaeological sites are now threatened because of it.
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The Lost Towns Project and Anne Arundel County's Cultural Resources Section were among the awardees honored at the twentieth annual Chesapeake Crossroads Heritage Awards, held...
By Gabriella Gonzalez. Gabriella is a Senior at the University of Maryland, College Park Anthropology Department and a current fall intern with the Lost Towns...
The American continent is vast and has a variety of cultures that date back thousands of years. Indigenous peoples' histories, cultures, and heritage are evident...
