The Creek Shelter Project–HCAA-KR-44 (August 2019)
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The Creek Shelter Project–HCAA-KR-44 (August 2019)
Historic Caleb Thomas’ Log Cabin Project HCAA KE37 (2018)
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Historic Caleb Thomas’ Log Cabin Project HCAA KE37 (2018)
Historic African-American Family Cemetery Project HCAA KE38 (2019)
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Historic African-American Family Cemetery Project HCAA KE38 (2019)
Johann Scherz Homestead and Grave Site Project, September 2018
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Johann Scherz Homestead and Grave Site Project, September 2018
Current Fieldwork – CWR (June 2019)
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CWR Fieldwork (June 2019)
Kemosabe Project Gets First Radiocarbon Date!
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Charcoal from a rock hearth feature at Kemosabe is 7280 to 7420 years old based on C14 radiocarbon dating (calibrated). We have discovered 12 other rock hearths and four larger middens at the site, some also having charcoal, however this … Read More
2018 HCAA FIELD & LAB TRAINING COURSE
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Beginning in March the HCAA will offer a five part course in Field and Lab Techniques. This course has been taught by HCAA since 2009 and is particularly helpful to members who want to do site work. To review the … Read More
NEWS FROM FIELDWORK-Kemosabe Project, March 2017
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Kemosabe Project – March 2017 Operations continue at the large Kemosabe site and are yielding some valuable information. There have been 25 square meters of excavations so far plus 7 back hoe trench excavations. Diagnostic materials indicate a multi-component site … Read More
Kemosabe Project – February 2016
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Even cold, windy conditions at Kemosabe can’t stop the progress!! Operations are continuing at the Kemosabe project. To date over 30 square meters of excavation units have been opened there as well as four back hoe trenches and 92 … Read More
News from Fieldwork, August 2015
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Kemosabe Project – August 2015 Unit excavations have started on at the Kemosabe project. HCAA members are finding fire cracked rock, broken tools, bone, and many chert flakes in good quantities. The stone and bone artifacts found in the excavations … Read More