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SUMMARY:Past in the Pines: The Archaeology of Historic Era Logging in Wisconsin
DESCRIPTION:The history of Wisconsin logging is not only told in historic photos\, documents and oral histories\, but also in archaeology\, the study of the past through the artifacts and sites left by logging efforts that started in Wisconsin as early as the 1810’s. From early military logging efforts at Prairie du Chien (Fort Crawford)\, Portage (Fort Winnebago) and Green Bay (Fort Howard)\, through the more commonly known commercial logging of the 1840’s-1900’s\, the 19th century loggers of Wisconsin produced thousands of archaeological sites ranging from lumber camps\, to drag roads\, dam’s and spillways and even whole “Company” logging towns. \nThis talk will discuss how archaeologists currently address the periods and varieties of historical logging sites in Wisconsin\, and discuss specific “logging artifacts” that are common finds on logging sites in the region tell us more about how these historic loggers lived and worked. Finally\, historic logging sites of the early 20th century associated with interesting historic events such as WWII (German POW logging) and the Great Depression (Civilian Conservation Corp-CCC logging) that are only now becoming old enough to study with archaeological digs will be discussed. \nPresenter: Ryan J. Howell\, M.A.\, RPA\, WAS\, Garrison Archaeologist- U.S. Army\, Fort McCoy.  Ryan has conducted archaeological research in Wisconsin\, and particularly northern Wisconsin for more than 25 years\, He is currently the Garrison Archaeologist at Fort McCoy for the U.S Army. He received his B.A in Archaeology/Anthropology from the University of Wyoming and his Master’s at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1998. He has worked doing archaeology for many private\, tribal and government sectors throughout the Upper Midwest\, with former employers as diverse as the Center for Environmental Management on Military Lands (CEMML)\, the Mississippi Valley Archaeology Research Center (MVAC)\, private engineering firms and the Prairie Island M’dewankanton Dakota tribe. His research interests include both the pre-contact and historic contact eras of Wisconsin history\, with specific published articles focused on the ancient Native American sites\, sites of the Fur Trade/Colonial era\, logging archaeology and 20th century military archaeology. \nRegister in advance for this webinar: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_E8GFk-9TQMuckYIK_78aoA\nPlease note: The webinar is Free\, but pre-registration is required.
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