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Archaeology __ "Strawbery Banke, located in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is that state's oldest, seacoast neighborhood. Learn about archaeological research taking place there - photo - From Strawberry Banke Museum - http://www.strawberybanke.org/museum/archaeology.html
dig: New Hampshire Archaeology Events __ "dig's guide to special archaeological
programs, events, and exhibits in New Hampshire" - From digonsite.com -
http://www.digonsite.com/guide/newhampshire.html
The James House, Hampton, New Hampshire __ "The James House is recognized as a
true "first period" colonial. The house built for Benjamin James in 1723, near
the salt meadows of Hampton, New Hampshire, is regarded as perhaps the earliest
surviving example of the two-room deep, center-chimney colonial in New
Hampshire. All of its original framing remains intact." You can learn about the
archaeological research and preservation on the property. - illustrated - From
James House Association -
http://www.jameshousemuseum.org/
Hunter Archaeological Site __ Research at a "Woodlands culture" dig site on the
Connecticut River - By the Connecticut River Joint Commissions -
http://www.valley.net/~connriver/N07-13.htm
Monadnock Institute - Research __ "The Monadnock Archaeological Project,
supported by the Monadnock Institute and under the direction of Dr. Robert
Goodby of Franklin Pierce College, has recently completed an archaeological
survey and excavation at site 27CH30 in Swanzey, New Hampshire." Read about the
research and findings. - illustrated - From Franklin Pierce College -
http://www.fpc.edu/monadnockinstitute/archaeology.html
New Hampshire Archaeological Society __ Learn about membership, meetings,
volunteering and more. - From New Hampshire Archaeological Society -
http://www.nhas.org/
New Hampshire Division of Historical Resources (NHDHR) __ I'll let them say it.
"New Hampshire's "State Historic Preservation Office" was established in 1974 as
the Division of Historical Resources. The historical, archaeological,
architectural and cultural resources of New Hampshire are among its most
important environmental assets. Historic preservation promotes the use,
understanding and conservation of such resources for the education, inspiration,
pleasure and enrichment of New Hampshire's citizens." - From state of New
Hampshire -
http://www.state.nh.us/nhdhr/
NH Scrap __ Learn about the New Hampshire State Conservation and Rescue
Archaeology Program. - illustrated and contains a lot of information ranging
from onsite research to reports - From State of New Hampshire -
http://www.nhscrap.org/
SeacoastNH.com - The Prehistoric Era __ "For at least 10,000 years before
European settlement, this region was the home of Native American tribes. Indians
traveled with the weather, spending summers on the coast where they were
extraordinary fishers and hunters. Precious little evidence of these people are
on display locally." Learn what research is underway. - from SeacoastNH.com -
http://seacoastnh.com/Timeline/Prehistory/The_Prehistoric_Era/
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