Archaeology in Black and White: Digging Somerset County’s Past During the Great Depression
Posted by Bernard Means on Nov 25, 2013 in | Comments Off on Archaeology in Black and White: Digging Somerset County’s Past During the Great Depression In 1994, a small team of archaeologists drove south from temporary lodgings in Somerset, in southwestern Pennsylvania, on State Route (S.R.) 219, to a point just north of Meyersdale, turned left into Indian Dig Road, and then left again onto Pony Farm Road. The archaeologists traveled a short distance up hill along this unpaved dirt road, before pulling their battered – and much maligned...read more