Learn about Archaeology at American Revolution Websites
by Amy Johnson, Archaeology Outreach Coordinator,
Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology,
Indiana Department of Natural Resources
The world wide web is a great place to supplement your knowledge about archaeology which is being conducted at sites related to the American Revolution time period. Check out the following web sites to learn more:
- http://community.middlebury.edu/~mtindep/MtTrailGuide.html-Information on a guided trail over the archaeological evidence for Mount Independence, a fort complex on Lake Champlain in Vermont, site of some skirmishes between 1776 and 1777.
- www.cr.nps.gov/logcabin/html/rd_valleyforge.html - Archaeology related to discovering what George Washington and his Continental Army troops left behind at what is now Valley Forge National Historical Park.
225th Anniversary Exhibit
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- Under Many Nations
- American Revolution in the East
- American Revolution in the West
- Clark Goes West
- Year of the "Bloody Sevens"
- Clark's Daring Plan
- The Campaign Begins
- Taking Kaskaskia
- Taking Cahokia
- Taking Fort Sackville
- Peace with the Indians
- The British Retake Fort Sackville
- Clark Learns about Hamilton's Move
- March to Vincennes - February 5, 1779
- March to Vincennes - February 15, 1779
- March to Vincennes - February 17, 1779
- March to Vincennes - February 22, 1779
- March to Vincennes - February 23, 1779 - The Dry Ground
- March to Vincennes - February 23, 1779 - Warriors Island
- March to Vincennes - February 23, 1779 - Clark Attacks the Fort
- The Fort under Siege - February 24, 1779
- Terms of Surrender Determined - February 24, 1779
- Clark and the End of the American Revolution
- Clark after the American Revolution
- Plat of Clark's Grant
- Additional Aspects of Clark's Life and Work
- Clark's Death
- Celebrating Clark
- Note on the Sources
- Who's Who
- Timeline
- Exhibit Bibliography
- Contributing Organizations
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