Join us for this virtual Zoom presentation by Jonathan Alperstein, graduate student at Dartmouth College There is a general absence of Woodland village sites (~900-1600 CE) in New England’s archaeological record. The lack of these data is due to methodological limitations of current archaeological practices in an understudied region. As a result, the village sites […]

Join VAS for a 2 hour ‘crepuscular’ tour to discover and explore the abandoned 19th Century settlement ruins at Little River State Park in Waterbury. Learn more and purchase your tickets here: https://vtarchaeology.org/events/ghost-hike-2022/

Presented by Amy Fox, PhD Candidate, University of Toronto Virtual via Zoom Northeastern North American regional stone tool typologies define three related types of broadpoint: the Atlantic point in the Maritimes and New England, the Snook Kill point in New York and Ontario regions, and the Lehigh/Koens Crispin point in the Susquehanna and Delaware River […]