Archaeology in the Cowling Arboretum
ARCN 246: Archaeological Methods
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Geolocating the Poultry and Hog Barns
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How Did 234 Tiles End up at the Olin Farm Site?
Midden and Dumping History at Olin Farm
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Waterford Mill
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Mapping the Waterford Mill
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Artifacts in the Arb: Survey and Excavation at the Waterford Mill
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Women’s League Cabin
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