The redevelopment of that Coralville, Iowa wetland park/restaurant/hotel complex uncovered a prehistoric archaeological site officially known as the Edgewater Park Site (13JH1132). The initial survey by archaeologists prior to construction…

This 2015 post on This Week in Pennsylvania Archaeology is about zooarchaeology and includes new photos of animal bones and cut marks from the famous Eschelman Site in Lancaster County,…

The Worked Bone Research Group, part of the International Council for Archaeozoology (ICAZ) has just published the proceedings from the 10th Meeting of the WBRG, held in Belgrade in 2014.…

The South Riverwalk Park, or Deck Park, was built on top of the Route 29 Tunnel along the Delaware River in Trenton, New Jersey. The design of the park was…

A three-year project at the Utah Division of State History has been completed, according to The Spectrum. Almost 120,000 site records have been digitized.

The Landmarks Preservation Commission of New York City is looking to hire a part-time archaeologist to assist with the review of cultural resource surveys, maintain a website, and assist in…

Proud to have my post on a truly legendary archaeologist, Patty Jo Watson, up on Trowelblazers.

Bone effigy deer’s head found on Frontenac Island, NY. Source: Cadzow 1925, Figure 33. The Frontenac Island site in Cayuga Lake, New York, was excavated by William Ritchie in 1939-1940, and…

Almost a half century of the The Bulletin, the Journal of the New York State Archaeological Association, is now available online.  Volume 1, published in 1954, to 1999’s Volume 115…

Being rather parochial, I never realized that the phrase “Norwegian handball star” existed, let alone described an actual person. Nor did I think I would learn this from a blog called…