Virginia United States North America Regional Archaeology

Virginia United States North America Regional Archaeology

Virginia

Archaeological sites in Virginia

See Also:

- Archeology in Virginia. The site includes artifact photographs, in-depth essays, a glossary of archeological terms and tips for teachers.
- From Ananova, an armour breastplate has been found, in Virginia, which could date from earliest days of English presence in what is now the US.
- Archaeology at a Late Prehistoric Native American village in Virginia.
- Archaeology at the Parnassus Farm Site (44AU634).
- From the Washington Post, almost imperceptible ancient markings are tiny, human stick figures incised in stone.
- Its Department of Archaeological Research is involved in excavations on 17th- and 18th-century sites in and around Williamsburg almost continuously.
- Christopher Fennell, University of Virginia, describes his excavations of the grounds of St. Peter's Church and School in the Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, US.
- The Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities explains its investigation of the remains of 1607 Jamestown, Virginia. History, discoveries, publications, visitor information.
- Archaeology at a 17th-century trading plantation site in the city of Hampton, Virginia.

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