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An Archaeological Landscape
Much of what we know about the
landscape and location of buildings in St. Mary's City is the result of
a marriage of history and archaeology. History can help associate a name
or an event with a general place. Archaeology can find a precise place
and assemble evidence to describe the place based on what remains in the
ground. In over thirty years of archaeology, more than 200
archaeological site have been found in St. Mary's City.
St. Mary's City, 1685 by Walter Crowe
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