April 24
April 24 Allegany County
Lecture: The Susquehannocks in Western Maryland
Dr. Robert Wall's presentation narratives the arrival of the Susquehannock Indians into the Upper Potomac Valley during the early 1600s, why they came and how long they stayed. The archaeological evidence from the Barton and other sites will be examined in detail and comparisons will be made with the Susquehannock sites of the Lower Susquehanna River Valley. Examples of artifact recovered from excavations will be on exhibit.
Sponsor: Western Maryland Chapter
Location: LaVale Library in LaVale, MD
Time(s): 7:30 pm
Contact Person: Roy Brown
Contact phone: 410-586-8501
Fee: Free
April 24 Harford County
Lecture: Archeology of the Green
Atlantic: Connecting Maryland
And Ireland at the Time of the
Great Hunger
Stephen A. Brighton, University of Maryland presents on archaeological site associated with the Irish Diaspora.
Sponsor: Harford Community College,
Sociology/Anthropology Program and the Archeological Society
of the Northern Chesapeake
Location: Harford
Community College.
Edgewood Hall,
Rm 132
Time(s): 6:30 pm (student posters, lecture 7:00pm)
Contact Person: Sharon Stowers
Contact phone:
Fee: Free |
