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Collection: Thurgood Marshall School
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Mosquito
The Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads yellow fever
Headline: The Torch Applied
Newspaper headline in the Daily Picayune reporting on the fire started in the temporary yellow fever hospital to-be
Thurgood Marshall School
Thurgood Marshall School at 4621 Canal Street taken in 2017
Excavations in the schoolyard
Under the paved schoolyard are layers of history shown in the profile of Trench 3.
Excavations in the schoolyard
Under the paved schoolyard are layers of history shown in the profile of Trench 3.
Recording the test unit
Archaeologist in action taking detailed notes from a hand-excavated test unit, with the backhoe used for stripping the surface in the background.
Surface clearing Trench 8
Archaeologists clearing off top layer of soil exposed by heavy machinery.
Recording trench near surface
Mapping features revealed near the surface of Trench 6.
Flooded trench
Frequent rains filled excavated trenches
Bailing water
Archaeologists bailed water from excavation units…
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