10 Jul Indiana Office Recognized In Business Magazine
The Evansville, Indiana, office was recently visited by a reporter from the Evansville Business Journal. Although Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., is headquartered in Lexington, Kentucky, the...
09 Jul Sayre School, 2000-2001
This school year began again with a slide presentation of previous work and a discussion of the year’s goals. Excavation units were expanded to better...
03 Jul Sayre School, 1999-2000
The third year program at Waterwild began with a presentation on a review of the goals and methodology of historical archaeology, and a slide show...
02 Jul Sayre School, 1998-1999
During the second school year (1998-1999), a new proposal was developed for further testing of the site. Our research questions for this phase of the...
01 Jul Sayre School, 1997-1998
Over 15 years ago, CRA began its archaeological investigation at Waterwild Farm, which also served as an education program for students from Sayre School in...
26 Jun Sayre School Education Program
Beginning in 1997, CRA worked with 4th graders from Sayre School on the Sayre School Historical Archaeology Project at Waterwild Farm in Lexington, Kentucky. The project...
13 May The Challenge of Defining Modernism
While it has been widely noted that systematic categorization of architecture from the post-war period defies the intent of much of this era’s design, the current...
08 May Unnoticed Modern: The Midcentury Architecture of Evansville, Indiana
Over the last year, I have been spearheading a study to document the midcentury architecture of Evansville, Indiana, a regional center on the Ohio River...
06 May Excavations at the Artesian Branch Site
Artesian Branch was a large Late Woodland site investigated during the course of the AOS project. Located at the base of a north–south trending bluff...
03 May Pottery and Tools Recovered from the Carskadon Site Tell a Story
Yesterday I introduced the Carskadon Site that CRA excavated during the AOS project. The site has a Middle Woodland occupation (circa A.D. 1–250). Many of...