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FIELD NOTE: Old Mobile bids farewell to an old friendAlabamaAmerican Archaeology MagazinePennsylvania

FIELD NOTE: Old Mobile bids farewell to an old friend

TracyTracyFeb 24, 2026
Photo of four people sitting under a blue awning looking over an open archaeological excavation. Several are taking notes.
Field School at Squirrel Hill PreservePennsylvaniaPreservesResearch

Field School at Squirrel Hill Preserve

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinApr 9, 2025
FIELD NOTE: Tom’s Creek Quarry: Site could aid understanding of Native quarryingPennsylvaniaPreserves

FIELD NOTE: Tom’s Creek Quarry: Site could aid understanding of Native quarrying

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinMay 31, 2024
FIELD NOTE: High school students volunteer at Ebbert Spring PreserveAmerican Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: High school students volunteer at Ebbert Spring Preserve

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinSep 1, 2023
Photo of an plowed field with green trees in the background and blue sky with white fluffy clouds.
FIELD NOTE: Ground-penetrating radar survey begins at Mary Rinn PreserveAmerican Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Ground-penetrating radar survey begins at Mary Rinn Preserve

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinJun 1, 2023
photo of green vegetation-filled field surrounded by green deciduous trees
FIELD NOTE: Squirrel Hill InvestigationsAmerican Archaeology Magazine

FIELD NOTE: Squirrel Hill Investigations

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinSep 1, 2022
Vintage photo of Big Pond Furnace
Big Pond Furnace featured at the Maryland Iron FestivalPennsylvaniaPreserves

Big Pond Furnace featured at the Maryland Iron Festival

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinJun 16, 2021
Ebbert SpringPennsylvaniaPreserves

Ebbert Spring

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinJul 5, 2019
It’s thought that the springhouse could have once served as a private fort.
Expanded Ebbert Spring Site preserve that spans Paleo-Indian to 19th CenturyPennsylvaniaPreserves

Expanded Ebbert Spring Site preserve that spans Paleo-Indian to 19th Century

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinJan 15, 2018
Metal Detecting Work Underway at Queen Esther's Town. Credit: Binghamton University Fieldschool
Binghamton Field School at Queen Esther’s Town Archaeological PreservePennsylvaniaResearch

Binghamton Field School at Queen Esther’s Town Archaeological Preserve

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinJun 16, 2017
The circular earthwork is located in a wooded area. Archaeologists don’t know what purpose earthworks served.
Dingfelder Circle EarthworksPennsylvaniaPreserves

Dingfelder Circle Earthworks

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinFeb 9, 2016
Fort Necessity National Battlefield. Photo from National Park Service Digital Image Archives
Dunbar’s CampPennsylvaniaPreserves

Dunbar’s Camp

Susan BowdoinSusan BowdoinOct 16, 2014

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