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The American Revolutionary War sprang back to life in 2008. Coastal Heritage Society archaeologists, supported by the NPS American Battlefield Protection Program, revealed Revolutionary War archaeological sites throughout downtown Savannah, Georgia. Learn about our latest discoveries at this blog.
Madison Square
Savannah Under Fire archaeologists work in Madison Square, Savannah, GA, surrounded by visitors and citizens interested in our dig.
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Archaeology websites worth your time
- Archaeology at Washington Memorial Chapel- another Rev War archaeology blog
- The Museum of Underwater Archaeology
- Visit our archaeology friends at Fort Stewart
- Download reports on our previous Revolutionary War archaeology work
- Kkids’ archaeology section of the Colonial Williamsburg site
- Bad Archaeology- archaeology myths and explains the difference between pseudoscience and archaeology.
- K. Kris Hirst’s amazing collection of serious and funny archaeology quotes
- Society for Historical Archaeology
- LAMAR Institute
- Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Historic Preservation Division, Archaeology Program
- Society for GA Archaeology
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