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Artifacts and Commingled Skeletal Remains from a Well on the Medical College of Virginia Campus: Artifact Collection from Archaeological Site 44HE814
This is a report prepared by Douglas W. Owsley and Karin Bruwelheide, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution in fulfillment of the Contract Agreement between the Smithsonian Institution. The objectives of this report included identification and documentation of the bones and artifacts recovered from the well, establishing the temporal context, and interpreting the relationship of the materials to the site’s use and history as an early medical school in the city of Richmond. This report has three main sections: a review of the archival history of the school as it related to the use of the well, a description of the artifact assemblage, and documentation of the human remains, including craniometric and postcraniometric analyses. Researchers with differing areas of expertise contributed to this report
Artifacts and Commingled Skeletal Remains from a Well on the Medical College of Virginia Campus: Appendices
This is a report prepared by Douglas W. Owsley and Karin Bruwelheide, Department of Anthropology, National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution in fulfillment of the Contract Agreement between the Smithsonian Institution. The objectives of this report included identification and documentation of the bones and artifacts recovered from the well, establishing the temporal context, and interpreting the relationship of the materials to the site’s use and history as an early medical school in the city of Richmond. This report has three main sections: a review of the archival history of the school as it related to the use of the well, a description of the artifact assemblage, and documentation of the human remains, including craniometric and postcraniometric analyses. Researchers with differing areas of expertise contributed to this report
Prospectus, April 11, 1984
FROM COBRA TO WHAT? COLOR AND NICKNAME CHANGE CONSIDERED; News Digest; Editorial; We want your contributions; Ride for friends; Crime rate rises in Champaign; Graduating needs; PC Happenings: \u27Saboteurs of job success\u27 is program topic, Lifelong learners discuss writing, Parkland choral group performs, Vietnam veterans to meet, Health Fair to be held, Election changes discussed, Petitions available for Stu-Go; FSM dinner enjoyed by all; Easter egg hunt; Ham is what\u27s cookin\u27 for Easter this year; Alcohol a problem at county jail; Changes for Parkland\u27s Pharmacy Technology program; Book Review: Knock Wood by Candice Bergen; Did You Know...; Swanson awarded scholarship; Creative Corner...Especially for you!!: The Painting, Rejoice the Poet, The Wind of the Phoenix, Bodies, The search for truth and beauty is hard and painful..., A Special Lady, Home is where the heart is..., I have tried to be just your friend..., Rites of passage; Parkland\u27s third Open House attracts over 4,000 visitors: Friendly, inviting atmosphere impresses visitors; Classifieds; Question: What impressed you about Parkland?; Krannert schedule for \u2784-\u2785; Campus Paperback Bestsellers; New & Recommended; Greystoke explores duality of man; Slade tries for \u27comeback\u27; WILL repeats Hitchhiker\u27s; PC track needs participation; Karate demo at Parkland; Parkland Prospectus survey; Sports Digest; Braves to edge out Dodgershttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1025/thumbnail.jp
Prospectus, May 10, 1984
COPIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR \u27IMAGES\u27; StuGo election results; Staerkel talks about scholarships; News Digest; Letter to the editor: Separate Women\u27s Program vital for the women who have invested so much in you; PC Happenings; Hard work recognized by Dean; Letter from the editor: Human element was always there; Editor says goodbye; \u27Intellectual Freedom Begins Here\u27; Student art exhibit displayed variety; Everyone enjoys four-day week during summer session; Law clerk tells how the judicial system really works; Eddie Albert plots ready to grow; Cribbet to speak at Commencement; Students and organizations honored at awards banquet; Creative Corner...Especially for you!!; Freedom; Cathy; This is Dedicated to Amy; Too Late; Almost There; Unwritten; The Life and Death of a Friendship; Parkland\u27s year the was--83/84--awards, scholarships, sports and fun; Classifieds; Did you know...; International songwriters competition; College Bowl National; Pretenders release latest and Rock Goddess their first; \u27Sixteen Candles\u27 burns out; Films show promise this summer; Winter wind blows hot; \u27Indiana Jones\u27 and \u27Spock\u27 lead the way at movies; Instructor receives award; Spring Out; StuGo purchases new van; Sports Digest; N.A.I.A. kills plan; 1984 Parkland outdoor track bests; L.A. students try to trust the Olympics; Baseball team ends season; 1984 Graduates and Candidates for Graduationhttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1021/thumbnail.jp
Prospectus, April 18, 1984
CHORAL UNION DEMANDING AND REWARDING; News Digest; Is your child part of the identi-child program?; Budding playwrights get chance to have work produced; PC Happenings: Parkland wins Automotive Contest, German Club annual Springfest, EMT workshop offered, Petitions available for Stu-Go, Stu-Go lacks quorum; Here Comes the Easter Bunny (or the Easter Hare?); Faces We Make; Former Prospectus entertainment writer: Alender services held; Strange things at the library; Only Food Service Management course in area: Sutton leads Food Service Management program; Criminal justice program well rounded; Running may increase protein need; Easter means Easter egg time; Second Wind hosts race; Did You Know...; Classifieds; Creative Corner...Especially for you!!: Recollections, She\u27s More than a Nurse, You are a corn-fed steak..., Memories..., A fire burns, AKTING??????????????..., Sometimes in their heed to tact..., Clouds, Disturb Not the Dead, Follow the Wind, I don\u27t know why I bother..., Innoncent Eyes, Please tell me what it is you want..., Running scared from yourself and tripped, babe..., Time Bomb, Don\u27t go away--Linger on..., Class, Raggedy Ann lay in the back of an old station wagon..., Too Late, To God; Ice Capades comes to town: Skaters say it\u27s hard work but well worth it; few surprises during Hollywood\u27s biggest night; \u27Queen\u27 film at Assembly Hall; Director shines in film; \u27Go-Go\u27s\u27 are back on track; \u27Weird Al\u27 hits big time; Fan Club to host film; Parkland College 1984 baseball roster; Cobra men lose two; 1984 Parkland Outdoor Track Bests; Sports Digest; Women lose twin bill; Prospectus survey resultshttps://spark.parkland.edu/prospectus_1984/1024/thumbnail.jp