Blog post by intern Rachel Huston April is Maryland Archaeology Month! While we cannot be together in person, we want to share some of the virtual projects that The Lost Towns Project has been involved with. With our work going remote, the Lost Towns Project’s volunteers, interns, and staff have found another way to connect
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Civil Rights Projects The Lost Towns Project is currently hard at work on two grants sponsored by the National Park Service’s African American Civil Rights Grant Program and the Maryland Heritage Areas Authority to document important sites that speak to African American heritage and the Civil Rights Era. Currently, we are developing a multi-media African American Heritage Trail of
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JUST ANNOUNCED! 2017 RIVER FARM SEASON: Archaeological Field Session at a Prehistoric Village Site JUNE 28, 29, 30 and JULY 1, 2017 (9a-3p daily) OPEN TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!!!! During the spring and summer of 2016, Anne Arundel County partnered with the State of Maryland, the Archaeological Society of Maryland and the Lost Towns Project to