Anne-Claire, visiting from France, found a ceramic pipe stem fragment.
This is the place to find out the latest developments in the AVP. Find out what new archaeological discoveries have been made, and find out how to volunteer for an archaeological investigation.
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
State Park Weekend
Taking a break from digging, we visited a few state parks this past weekend...
Ruins at Allegany State Park
Stone Tower, Allegany State Park
The Annual Overlook Photo, Allegany State Park
Letchworth State Park: l-r Marco, Thomas, Clara, Anna, Anne-Claire, Jan, Laura and Laurie
Another Letchworth photo
Monday, July 24, 2017
AVP Fieldwork
We've been working hard in the southwest corner of the field this year, investigating some anomalies we picked up with the gradiometer at the end of last season.
Local volunteer Drake, Rich from Texas, and Jan from the Czech Republic square up a test unit.
Marco from Italy screens for artifacts.
Thomas from Massachusetts trowels in a unit dominated by an abandoned woodchuck den.
Jill from Colorado helps field school student Laura from Washington measure an artifact elevation.
Clara from France goes over paperwork with Sonja from Virginia.
Anne-Claire from France looks for artifacts in the screen.
Laura helps Anna from Spain break up roots at the screen.
Local volunteer Carol takes care of paperwork for one of the digging crews.
We have room for more volunteers, of all ages and abilities. Come on down to see what it's like to be an archaeologist!
Saturday, July 22, 2017
It takes a village...
... to investigate a village! Some surprising features are showing up in the southeast corner of the field. Come on down to see what's coming up!
Monday, July 10, 2017
FS2017
Field Season 2017 is upon us! If you're in the area, stop in and say hi. Volunteers and visitors are always welcome, no experience necessary. Email avp.archaeology@gmail.com for more information.
Monday, April 24, 2017
International Volunteers
The AVP welcomes international volunteers through Volunteers for Peace, a non-profit volunteer placement group.
VFP volunteers must pay their travel expenses to and from Allegany, NY, but
while here, food and lodging are covered by volunteer contributions and a VFP
fee. This year we will host up to 6 VFP volunteers for two weeks (15 July to 29
July). VFP partners with local volunteer organizations in each country, to make
it easier to apply. For more information, you can visit www.vfp.org. Our
project code is VFP-STV05-17.
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Spring 2017 Newsletter
The Spring 2017 Newsletter has been sent out electronically (for most) and in the mail (for some). It is free both ways, so if you'd like to be sent a copy, contact Steve at avp.archaeology@gmail.com and ask to receive the newsletter. If you are already on the list and haven't received it, check your spam box, as some servers will block bulk e-mailings.
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