SLIDE 1 A Nin ineteenth-Century ry Quaker Family Farm rmstead in in the North Carolina Pie iedmont: Data Recovery ry Excavations at the Trogdon- Squirrel Creek Sit ite, , Randolph County, North Carolina.
- D. Brad Hatch (Dovetail Cultural Resource Group)
SLIDE 2 Introduction
- 1792: Catherine Trogdon Hammer and Abraham Hammer
- 1826: Levisia Hammer and John Trogdon, Jr.
- 1875: John M. Trogdon and Nancy Trogdon
- 1883: Peter Glasgow
- 1918: Samantha Jane Moore
- Post-1920: Out of Family
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Identification and Previous Investigations
SLIDE 4 Data Recovery Plan/ Research Questions
- Agriculture and Rural Lifeways
- Landscape
- Family and Land Histories
SLIDE 5 Methodology
- Mapping
- Metal Detecting
- Soil Chemistry
- Random Test Units
- Block Excavation
- Feature Excavation
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Results: Buildings and Features (Dwelling)
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Results: Buildings and Features (Outbuilding)
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Results: Buildings and Features (Fences)
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Results: Buildings and Features (Road)
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Results: Artifacts
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Results: Artifacts
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Interpretations: Dating
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Interpretations: Landscape Use
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Interpretations: Landscape Use
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Interpretations: Local Economy
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Conclusions/Continuing Research
SLIDE 17 Thank You
- NCDOT (Brian Overton and Matt Wilkerson)
- OSA (John Mintz)
- Hal and Eleanor Pugh
- Tommy Cranford
- Mary Farrell
- Jerry Darnell
