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3-D Animation Chesapeake LifeMagazine Writes Up Lost Towns February 2000 Making the Past Come Alive February 2000 The Digitization of Our History Winter 2003 Recent Grant Awards: Preservation Maryland – LT 3D, MHC – Dr. Peacey Winter 2004 Animated Life at London Town’s Rumney-West Tavern Summer 2004 3D Animation of the Swan Cove Pipe Kiln
~~~~ Chronicles of the County (2014 – Current): Winter 2014 From the County’s Cultural Resources & Preservation Desk… Jane Cox Is Your Historic House Ready for Winter? Caitlin Merritt 2014: A Year in the Life of ACT, Inc., Anastasia Poulos The Lost Towns Project: A Legacy Reborn The Fish Otoliths of Pig Point, Cathy Lundmark An
The Anne Arundel County Archaeology Lab holds more than 3.1 Million artifacts in its curation facility. Here is an opportunity to explore the collection and view some of the most exciting finds that have been made over the past 40 years. Each artifact can tell a unique story- so begin your exploration of the County’s
River Farm and the Pig Point Complex Archaeologists spent the summers of 2015, 2016, and 2017 digging at the River Farm site, located one mile away from Pig Point on the Jug Bay portion of the Patuxent River. The 2015 and 2016 field seasons were sponsored by federal Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Fund grants and