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UNO Public History graduate student Kendric Perkins assists with GPR survey at Woodland Plantation.

The Truelle or "Fleur de Trowel" logo was created for the Greater New Orleans Archaeology Program, housed at UNO during the 1990s.

A photograph of the area on the second floor of UNO's Earl K. Long Library that will be built out as the Heritage Management Hub's new wet lab and short-term storage space.

A photograph of the area on the second floor of UNO's Earl K. Long Library that will be built out as the Heritage Management Hub's long-term curation space.

A photograph of the area on the second floor of UNO's Earl K. Long Library that will be built out as the Heritage Management Hub's reading room and display area.

Yellowware and ironstone chamber pots from a ca. 1920s privy fill deposit.

An ironstone saucer with an impressed mark from John Maddock and Sons Ltd, Burslem, England.

E.R. Squibb became a prominent pharmaceutical manufacturer during the Civil War. Many embossed bottles like this are associated with specific date ranges for the company that manufactured them.

A group of 5 white ball clay (sometimes referred to as kaolin) pipe bowls from the mid-nineteenth century.

A blue green pontilled pickle or preserve bottle, probably dating to ca. 1830-1860, recovered from a privy at 936 St. Peter Street.