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Zachary Singer, Chair, Maryland Archeology Month Committee Maryland Archeology Month 2025 highlights Indigenous ceramics. Fired clay...

Scott Strickland, Deputy Director, Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab Chances are if you picked up one of these booklets, you're...

Martin Gallivan and Taylor Callaway, William & Mary Around 2,000 years ago, Native communities in the Chesapeake region began producing a...

Daniel R. Griffith, Archaeological Society of Delaware, Inc The study of pottery is one avenue to the history and culture of American...

Julie Markin, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Archaeology, Washington College The Chapel Branch West Site (18CA270) sits on a...

Robert Wall, Towson University Native ceramics in Maryland provide archaeologists with a variety of details on the cultures that made...

John Henshaw, William & Mary Indigenous ceramics tell an interesting story of the last few thousand years of North American history prior...

Lynne Bulhack, Ceramist, Experimental Archaeologist, ASM Native American Liaison In the context of Indigenous ceramics, temper is a...

Cassandra Michaud, Senior Archaeologist, Montgomery Parks Before clay was discovered as a superb and locally available material to shape...

Chrissy Perl and Erin Crawford, Historic St. Mary's City Historic St. Mary's City (HSMC) is a living history museum and National Historic...

Zachary Singer, State Terrestrial Archaeologist, Maryland Historical Trust A primary function of many ceramic vessels is their use as...

Matthew D. McKnight, Chief Archaeologist, Maryland Historical Trust The Teagues Point site is a mystery. It only came to MHT's attention...