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Collection: Thurgood Marshall School
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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.
Recording trench near surface
Mapping features revealed near the surface of Trench 6.
Surface clearing Trench 8
Archaeologists clearing off top layer of soil exposed by heavy machinery.
Three cake stand pieces
Pieces of a clear cake stand of glass decorated in pressed patterns of diamonds, fluting, circles, cross-hatching and fan patterns.
Thurgood Marshall School
Thurgood Marshall School at 4621 Canal Street taken in 2017
Top edge of brick lined privy
Excavation in progress showing top wall of lined privy pit
Toys from the site
Four toys recovered from this site: a chess piece, doll face fragment, and two doll leg pieces
Two ceramic teacups
One whole whiteware ceramic teacup and one pieced together cup with burned and unburned sections
Unit wall showing pile of medical waste
Wall of excavation unit showing pile of crushed, burned, and buried medical waste
Yellow fever victim
Yellow fever sufferer in a Veracruz hospital, 1892. Wikipedia Commons
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