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Publications
The production of materials designed for public educational purposes is often an element of mitigation required for projects that impact historically significant archaeological or architectural properties. Traditionally, the distribution of these publications has been limited to designated state and local repositories and parties known to have an interest in the particular property. As part of our commitment to promoting the value of our cultural heritage through public education, PAL has posted some of its available publications on-line. They may be viewed, downloaded, or printed by following the links included in the descriptions of the materials below. We expect to be adding more in the near future, and hope to make online publication a standard for all the subsequent public educational materials we produce. If you are an educator and have questions about ways to incorporate any of these materials into your curriculum, please feel free to contact PAL’s education coordinator Alan Leveillee.
Selected PAL Publications:
Wildcat Pond Site Complex: 250 Years of Family and Work in Milford, Massachusetts
Sands of the Blackstone - A PaleoIndian Site in the Narragansett Bay Drainage
The Story of the Old Place Neck Site, Staten Island, New York
Over 5,000 Years of History in Eastern Connecticut-The Story of the Tower Hill Road Site
Discovering Ancient Hunters in South Central Pennsylvania-The Story of the Big Creek Site
Technical Report-Archaeological Investigations Hanover Marketplace, Hanover, Massachusetts
Amtrak’s High Speed Rail Program, New Haven to Boston, History and Historic Resources
Reading the Land, Massachusetts Heritage Landscapes, A Guide to Identification and Protection
History of Hydroelectric Development on the Connecticut Rivers