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Feature 10 copper fragments (David N. Fuerst Collection). Feature 12 Contact period copper tinkler cone (David N. Fuerst collection).
Feature 10 Contact period glass beads (David N. Fuerst Collection). Feature 10 Contact period glass beads (David N. Fuerst Collection). Feature 4 Contact period glass
West Virginia Humanities Council American Rescue Plan Grant to the West Virginia Archeological Society Ensuring Safe Public Access to the Snidow Site Artifacts Introduction Welcome
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Eastern States Archeological Federation87th Annual MeetingOctober 22-25th, 2020
2019 West Virginia Archeological Society Annual Meeting Announcement October 12-13, 2019 Registration Banquet Reservation
The WVAS is holding the 2018 meeting on Saturday, October 27, 2018 at the Holiday Inn and Suites at 400 Second Avenue in South Charleston,
The 2017 meeting of the West Virginia Archeological Society will be held on Saturday, November 25,2017, at the Holiday Inn and Suites in South Charleston.
ABSTRACTS 2009 Bob Maslowski, Marshall University Graduate College Fort Ancient and the Shawnee For decades Ohio Valley archeologists have used the direct historical approach to
MORNING SESSION The Dickinson Farm Site (46Ka111) Data Recovery: Project Overview. Patrick H. Garrow, MACTEC, Inc. Data recovery investigations were conducted by MACTEC on the
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2007 MORNING SESSION Stone Vessel Stylistic Variation, the Burning Spring Branch Site (46Ka142) Flora Church, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., Berlin Heights,
MORNING SESSION The Henry Stahl Collection Jerry Anderson Little Kanawha Chapter of WVAS, Parkersburg, West Virginia. Henry Stahl, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, amassed a remarkable