Hofstra University Field School (African America in Early New York)
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Prof. Bovy
Feb 19, 2009, 2:53:53 PM2/19/09
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Archaeological Field School (6 credits) at the Joseph Lloyd Manor, an
18th century slave quarter on Long Island
June 24- July 31
"This season, we seek to expand our understanding of community
construction by African Americans enslaved in early New York while
collaborating with the modern local public to better comprehend the
impact and meaning of history today."
For Information Contact:
Professors Jenna Coplin or Chris Matthews
Center for Public Archaeology
ant...@hofstra.edu
(516)463-7625
Archaeological Field School (6 credits) at the Joseph Lloyd Manor, an
18th century slave quarter on Long Island
June 24- July 31
"This season, we seek to expand our understanding of community
construction by African Americans enslaved in early New York while
collaborating with the modern local public to better comprehend the
impact and meaning of history today."
For Information Contact:
Professors Jenna Coplin or Chris Matthews
Center for Public Archaeology
ant...@hofstra.edu
(516)463-7625
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