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This panel discussion explores a new anthology, The Archaeology of the American Revolution, published by the University Press of Florida, that connects historical narratives with material culture, explores how cutting-edge archaeological methods and technology have illuminated previously undiscovered sites, and examines how material remnants and memorials shape the ways the war is remembered.
The panel features contributors to the new volume, including Joel Bohy exploring traces and artifacts of the Battles of Lexington and Concord; Wade Catts examining the destruction wrought by the Revolutionary War in the Mohawk Valley and Tidewater Virginia; Jennifer Janofsky discussing Red Bank Battlefield and the role of Black Troops in the battle; and Matthew Kalos highlighting the connection between monuments, memorials, and collective identity surrounding Paoli Battlefield.
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This panel discussion explores a new anthology, The Archaeology of the American Revolution, published by the University Press of Florida, that connects historical narratives with material culture, explores how cutting-edge archaeological methods and technology have illuminated previously undiscovered sites, and examines how material remnants and memorials shape the ways the war is remembered.
The panel features contributors to the new volume, including Joel Bohy exploring traces and artifacts of the Battles of Lexington and Concord; Wade Catts examining the destruction wrought by the Revolutionary War in the Mohawk Valley and Tidewater Virginia; Jennifer Janofsky discussing Red Bank Battlefield and the role of Black Troops in the battle; and Matthew Kalos highlighting the connection between monuments, memorials, and collective identity surrounding Paoli Battlefield.
Purchase a copy of The Archaeology of the American Revolution and use code 31REV25 to receive an exclusive discount: bit.ly/3LO9yij
SUBSCRIBE to our channel: bit.ly/3DxZnrJ
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Twitter: twitter.com/AmRevInstitute
Stay updated by joining our mailing list: bit.ly/3TpfhdL
Become an Associate of the American Revolution Institute: bit.ly/3Bonuqp
Visit our website: americanrevolutioninstitute.org
Learn more and explore future and past programs: americanrevolutioninstitute.org/events #amrevinstitute
