America’s Heritage and the New Deal
by Bernard K. Means New Deal work relief programs both intentionally and incidentally helped preserve and promote America’s cultural heritage. …
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World War II and Pennsylvania’s New Deal Archaeology
by Bernard K. Means I’ve written in the past how World War II affected New Deal archaeology in general. Today, …
National WPA Remembrance Day and the Somerset County Relief Excavations
By Bernard K. Means Brent McKee, on his blog site New Deal of the Day, has suggested that May 6 …
Roosevelt’s “Tree Army” and America’s Past: the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) and New Deal Archaeology
By Bernard K. Means, Director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory @ VCU Today, April 5, 2013, marks the 80th anniversary …
A Rolling Chunkey Stone Gathers No Moss: Virtual Curation and WPA Archaeology
by Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory The object I am holding in my hands is a …
A New Deal for the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, California
by Bernard K. Means, director of the Virtual Curation Laboratory @ VCU The Great Depression was a challenging time for …
1st Shovel Ready review
by Bernard K. Means Getting back toward New Deal archaeology after being distracted by 3D archaeology (although some involving artifacts …
Behind the Cover
by Bernard K. Means Thanks to the miracle of photo-editing software, I managed to superimpose the cover of Shovel Ready …
Ready for Shovel Ready!
by Bernard K. Means I can’t think of a better greeting to await a person after a moderately grueling transatlantic …
Arthur R. Kelly’s WPA (and CWA) Archaeological Excavations at the Macon North Plateau
By Bernard K. Means One of the great advantages of the internet with respect to New Deal archaeology is the …
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