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Did anyone attend this years short course last weekend? If so, how was it? Take any pictures? :clint:

A very interesting question that I will forward to her.

Ariadne, My gf recognizes your name, and would like to know if you dug at the polhemus site last summer in toms river?

Her interests are pre 18th century historical archaeology and contact as well as native american technologies and architecture. As for publishing, it will likely be in Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology or MAAC.

Spung-Man, The windblown sands bit is indeed correct. Dune activity during colonial period is inconclusive since she is waiting for an opportunity to continue fieldwork to look for 17th c archaeological visibility. By camp I assume you mean natives... if so the 2 nearest water sources would...

For anyone that knows the area, it is located near Raccoon Creek.

Abstract Here is her abstract. She should be getting published soon. "Excavated nearly seventy years ago by Dorothy Cross as part of the Works Progress Administration, the Salisbury Site has been called one of the oldest centers of Native American activity in the Delaware Valley...

I had the pleasure of attending the last three years ( was just down last weekend). My girlfriend won first prize last year for her paper on a site near Swedesboro, known as the Salisbury site. “The Most Ancient Village in Our Country: Interpreting Forgotten Colonial Material at the Salisbury...

Yikes! That's pricey! I have a sony minidisc recorder with a small sony microphone that I'm trying to repair. I purchased it on ebay and only used it once. I was impressed with the sound quality. Unfortunately the AA battery leaked and the inside connections are corroded. If I can clean it up I...

Whip, May I ask what equipment you are using to record?

I shall be in attendance. Not for the dinner though.

Woohoo! More people!!

Hello all, I have created a Facebook group for Father Beck, I was rather shocked that no one had previously made one. I just need some member and discussion now! Please join!! http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=356122879781&ref=mf

And yet another who died WAAAYY to early....

A fantastic read! thanks for sharing!

I spend every winter searching for the little cuties. It is possible that they breed in some of the thick cedar swamps, in fact I know it's been confirmed a few times.

Some of my current favorites...

Please don't ever stop posting these! Bring back memories of last July, I volunteered for NJ Audubon and did a Nightjar survey, this is like the soundtrack to that night! Absolutely lovely. Let me know if you have any recording os Northern Saw-Whet Owls!!!!

There has been a Swainsons hanging around Cape May for about a month, but they're a very rare visitor. That second bird is a sure Red-Tail that belly band is a tell tale field mark.

Judging by size, length of tail, and the uneven tail bands which is key, id say female or juv Northern Goshawk. Hard to ge ta perspective but this bird looks very large and heavy bodied.