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Historical Archaeology & Visual Art
Year: 2012 Author: Philadelphia Archaeological Forum Categories: Day of Archaeology 2012, Illustration, Digital Archaeology, Historical Archaeology
Tags: Archaeological sub-disciplines, Franklin, U.S. National Park Service, Society for Historical Archaeology Newsletter, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, Coordinator, editor, artist, www.phillyarchaeology.org, archaeological site, Archaeology, art photographer, visual material, Cheyney University, Black, John Edward Dowell Jr., Benjamin Pykles, Black artist, historical archaeologist, Philadelphia, President, Benjamin Franklin’s mansion, Moore, Secretary of that non-profit advocacy group, Cultural heritage, archaeologist, Anthropology, West Chester University
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