Sno-Isle Genealogy Meeting Wednesday: Ever wonder what gets tossed into a privy?
Thursday, August 31, 2023
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| Wicker's Building, Heritage Park, Lynnwood Photo from wikimedia commons |
Megan Caves' thesis research weaves together multiple stories of indigenous and Euro-American families who surrounded and interacted with an archaeological deposit originally excavated and analyzed in 2008 from Arlington, WA.
Her reanalysis of the archaeological assemblage employs a biographical approach which looks at how the "lifetimes" of artifacts discarded in the privy are connected to families who owned and occupied the site between 1890 and 1940.
This is the topic of a presentation at the Sno-Isle Genealogy Society meeting on Wednesday September 6, 2023, to be held 7 to 9pm at the Wicker's Bldg, 19921 Poplar Way, Heritage Park, Lynnwood.
You may attend in person or via zoom at https://bit.ly/SnoIsleSept23
- Passcode: 436122
- Meeting ID: 854 1305 2523
Megan Caves has worked as an archaeologist in the Pacific Northwest since 2018 and just received her Master's Degree in anthropology.
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1 comments:
fun stuff! During which era did the plastic detritus show up?
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