External Resources
The iCRV Radio Program “Archaeology of Connecticut” is co-hosted by Sarah Sportman and Scott Brady
Digging into the Past: Exploring Connecticut’s Deep History through Archaeological Sites from the Institute for American Indian Studies
Teaching Resources from the Institute for American Indian Studies
CT’s 17th Century History Revealed Using Ground Penetrating Radar TEDx talk, Danbury 2017
Daily Life in a Colonial Town, from Where I Live CT
What Does an Archaeologist Really Do? – Knowledge Investigations. A fun short educational video by Mark Pernerewski
Examples of Archaeological Projects in the Region, AHS Inc.
Clark Farm Tenant House Archaeological Site, East Granby, Connecticut, PAST Inc
Over 5,000 Years of History in Eastern Connecticut-The Story of the Tower Hill Road Site Educational booklet by PAL, Inc.
Archaeology Lesson Plans & Activities from SAA
Connecticut Historic Preservation Collections at the UConn Dodd Archives includes the list of archaeological survey reports
Digitized volumes of the Bulletin and Newsletter of the Archaeological Society of Connecticut 1935-2014
Connecticut Humanities’ Teach It! inquiry-based history teaching modules
The Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation’s Preservation News newsletter archive.
Massachusetts Historical Commission’s Archaeological Exhibits Online
Artifact Identification Resources
Diagnostic Artifacts In Maryland: a detailed resource for Native and Historic period artifacts
Ceramics Type Chart: very useful pdf poster of historic ceramics from Joe Bagley, City of Boston Archaeology
Introduction to Ceramic Identification from the Florida Museum of Natural History: includes many Spanish and New World types