by Bernard K. Means As Thanksgiving 1936 approached, Edgar Augustine–who directed Work Projects Administration (WPA) groups in Somerset County, Pennsylvania–acknowledged …
by Bernard K. Means In writing up the Fort Hill site report, Edgar Augustine noted a local pot hunter mentioned …
by Bernard K. Means, Virtual Curation Laboratory My original interest in New Deal archaeology was sparked by work related to …
by Bernard K. Means New Deal work relief programs both intentionally and incidentally helped preserve and promote America’s cultural heritage. …
by Bernard K. Means I’ve written in the past how World War II affected New Deal archaeology in general. Today, …
by Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory The object I am holding in my hands is a …
by Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory @ VCU The Great Depression was a challenging time for …
by Bernard K. Means Getting back toward New Deal archaeology after being distracted by 3D archaeology (although some involving artifacts …
by Bernard K. Means Thanks to the miracle of photo-editing software, I managed to superimpose the cover of Shovel Ready …
by Bernard K. Means I can’t think of a better greeting to await a person after a moderately grueling transatlantic …
New Deal Archaeology 