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New England Historical Archeology

The Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife
Annual Proceedings
June 25 and 26, 1977

CONTENTS

A Survey of Historical Archeology in New England
Marley R. Brown III

SECTION I: ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE REPORTS

Historians in the Woods: Historical Archeology at the Clarke and Lake Site, Arrowsic, Maine.
James S. Leamon

Urban Process in Portsmouth, New Hampshire: an Archeological Perspective.
Steven R. Pendery

Archeological Investigations at the Grounds of the Henry Whitfield Site Historical Museum in Guilford, Connecticut.
Beverly Anderson, Sarah Langley, Abbie Morasky-Smith

The Line of Forts: Archeology of the Mid-Eighteenth Century on the Massachusetts Frontier.
Michael D. Coe

Doctor Williams’ Privy: Cultural Behavior as Reflected in Artifact Deposition at the Dr. Thomas Williams House, Deerfield, Massachusetts.
Brooke S. Blades

A Middlesex Farm: An Archeological Perspective from Rural Massachusetts.
William T. Brandon

The Excavation of the New England Glassworks in Temple, New Hampshire.
David R. Starbuck

SECTION II: HISTORICAL ARCHEOLOGY AND THE COMMUNITY

Fort Dummer: An Archeological Investigation of the First Permanent English Settlement in Vermont.
Walter L. Harrington

The Golden Ball Tavern, Weston, Massachusetts. Liberation Philosophy: The Golden Ball Tavern
Howard Gambrill, Jr.

Excavation of the East Ell.
Constance A. Crosby

The Richards Grant Project, Dover, Massachusetts: Defining and Redefining the Problems.
Robert M. Campbell, Electa W. Kane, Philip M. Pochon

Urban Archeology in Boston, Massachusetts. Archeology and the Museum of Afro American History.
Byron Rushing

Archeology Programs at the Museum of Afro American History: the African Meeting House and Dig Roxbury.
Beth Anne Bower

Historic Archeology and Preservation Legislation
David A. Poirier

Panel: The Future of Historical Archeology and its Relationship to Cultural Resource Management.
Moderator: Marley Brown III
Panelists: David R. Starbuck, Giovanna Neudorfer, David Poirier, Gary Hume, Suzanne Elliott, Roland W. Robbins

SECTION III: COMMENTARY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

New England Historical Archeology: the Response of a Historian
Charles E. Clark

Bibliography of New England Historical Archeology
Notes on Contributors
Photo and Illustration Credits