What's New

• The Secaucus Potter's Field Cemetery, New Jersey. Berger's investigations of an unmarked 20th century potter's field cemetery in advance of new construction for the New Jersey Turnpike has become one of the largest disinterment projects ever attempted. 
  • NEW: Results of the Investigations
• Big Inch and Little Big Inch Pipelines. The Big Inch and Little Big Inch pipelines were constructed in 1942-1943 for the United States government by War Emergency Pipelines, Inc. (WEP). Berger's researchers inventoried existing components and produced a public history of the "most amazing Government-industry cooperation ever achieved."
• Urban Archaeology in the City of Detroit, Michigan. Excavations in advance of highway construction revealed much about Detroit's urban residential neighborhoods between 1835 and 1855. 

• 17th Century Glebe Farm, Virginia. Historical, architectural, and archaelogical investigations of a farmstead tract furnished to a Church of England minister. 
• Confederate Winter Camp, Manassas Battlefield Park, Virginia. Archaeological investigations into huts used by Confederate soldiers during the Civil War. 
• Henryton Sanatorium, Maryland. Historic and architectural resources survey of an early 20th century tuberculosis hospital. 
• George Town, Virginia. Archaeological work at a small roadside hamlet first occupied in the late 1700s. 
• Hanging Rock Battlefield. Investigations into a Civil War battlefield site lead to the creation of a park and biking trail. 
• Drawyer Creek South. Archaeological investigations as this transient camp site occupied beginning 2000 BC in Delaware. 
• The Amana Colonies Agricultural Buildings.  Historic architectural studies of the most successful of American Utopian communities.