LSU Rural Life Museum Archaeology Lab
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A cultural resource management (CRM) project at Chatsworth Plantation site, East Baton Rouge Parish, generated the development of the archaeology lab at the Louisiana State University Rural Life Museum.
Dear Chatsworth Project followers. Belatedly letting you know that friend and colleague Dr. Carl Kuttruff passed away July 23 in Baton Rouge. Carl's surgical skills with a backhoe played an important part during the Chatsworth Plantation site excavations. His skills and knowledge a likely to never be duplicated. -Dennis Jones
08/29/2016
Grand Village of Natchez Indians celebrates 40 years of telling Natchez Indians’ story | Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper NATCHEZ — In 40 years, the Grand Village of the Natchez Indians has created many memories for generations of local school children, historians, Natchez Powwow participants and tourists interested in Natchez’s early beginnings. These memories and more will be discussed Thursday when the Grand Village...
06/16/2015
Unearthing Magic of Slaves and Immigrants - Archaeological Conservancy In the late 1980s and 1990s, archaeologists discovered a bundle of objects buried under the floor of a house in Annapolis, in a room occupied by slaves.
01/26/2015
Submitted a field photo from the Chatsworth excavations to The Post Hole journal photo contest!
Welcome | The Post Hole The next installment of our The Post Hole Meets... interview series sees us talk to Dr Barry Taylor of the University of Chester.
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