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Archaeological perspectives on the American Civil War / |
Geier, Clarence R.; Potter, Stephen R.
University Press of Florida,
Archaeological perspectives on the American Civil War /
Pt. II. The Home Front and Military Life. 6. "For the Convenience and Comforts of the Soldiers and Employees at the Depot": Archaeology of the Owens' House/Post Office Complex, Camp Nelson, Kentucky
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W. Stephen McBride, Susan C. Andrews and Sean P. Coughlin.7.Defending the Capital: The Civil War Garrison at Fort C. F. Smith /Joseph Balicki.8.The Sheridan Field Hospital, Winchester, Virginia, 1864 /Joseph W. A. Whitehorne, Clarence R. Geier and Warren R. Hofstra.9.Far from the Battlefield: Archaeology at Andersonville Prison /Guy Prentice and Marie C. Prentice.10.Antietam: The Cultural Impact of Battle on an Agrarian Landscape /Elise Manning-Sterling.11."Four Years of Hell": Domestic Life in Harpers Ferry during the Civil War /Paul A. Shackel.12."The Colored Laborers Work as Well as When Slaves": African Americans in the Breadbasket of the Confederacy, 1850-1880 /Kenneth E. Koons.13."Free within Ourselves": African American Landscapes at Manassas National Battlefield Park /Laura J. Galke.14.Battling beyond First and Second Manassas: Perseverance on a Free African American Farm Site /Erika K. Martin Seibert and Mia T. Parsons

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Introduction
Edwin C. Bearss
"To Peel This Land"
Clarence R. Geier and Stephen R. Potter
Pt. 1. Tactics and the Conduct of Battle. 1. "No Maneuvering and Very Little Tactics": Archaeology and the Battle of Brawner Farm
Stephen R. Potter, Robert C. Sonderman and Marian C. Creveling /[et al.].2.The Submarine H. L. Hunley: Confederate Innovation and Southern Icon /Steven D. Smith.3.Fortifying the Landscape: An Archaeological Study of Military Engineering and the Atlanta Campaign /Robert J. Fryman.4.An Irishman Dies at Antietam: An Archaeology of the Individual /Stephen R. Potter and Douglas W. Owsley.5.The Battle of Cool Spring, July 16-20, 1864 /Joseph W. A. Whitehorne and Clarence R. Geier
Pt. II. The Home Front and Military Life. 6. "For the Convenience and Comforts of the Soldiers and Employees at the Depot": Archaeology of the Owens' House/Post Office Complex, Camp Nelson, Kentucky
W. Stephen McBride, Susan C. Andrews and Sean P. Coughlin.7.Defending the Capital: The Civil War Garrison at Fort C. F. Smith /Joseph Balicki.8.The Sheridan Field Hospital, Winchester, Virginia, 1864 /Joseph W. A. Whitehorne, Clarence R. Geier and Warren R. Hofstra.9.Far from the Battlefield: Archaeology at Andersonville Prison /Guy Prentice and Marie C. Prentice.10.Antietam: The Cultural Impact of Battle on an Agrarian Landscape /Elise Manning-Sterling.11."Four Years of Hell": Domestic Life in Harpers Ferry during the Civil War /Paul A. Shackel.12."The Colored Laborers Work as Well as When Slaves": African Americans in the Breadbasket of the Confederacy, 1850-1880 /Kenneth E. Koons.13."Free within Ourselves": African American Landscapes at Manassas National Battlefield Park /Laura J. Galke.14.Battling beyond First and Second Manassas: Perseverance on a Free African American Farm Site /Erika K. Martin Seibert and Mia T. Parsons
Pt. III. New Methods and Techniques. 15. The Archaeology of Retreat: Systematic Metal Detector Survey and Information System Analysis at the Battlefield of Chickamauga, September 1863
John E. Cornelison, Jr.16.Surveying the Civil War: Methodological Approaches at Antietam Battlefield /Bruce B. Sterling and Bernard W. Slaughter.17.Archaeological Interpretations of the Battle of Antietam through Analysis of Small Arms Projectiles /Bruce B. Sterling.18."Double the Cannister and Give 'Em Hell": Artillery at Antietam /Jeffrey Harbison.
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