Post-medieval archaeology

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  Año 2011, Vol. 45, Número 1

  • Bermuda´s archaeology in context

    Brent Fortenberry, Marley Brown

    págs. 1-6

    

  • Archaeology in Bermuda

    Richard Lowry

    págs. 7-17

    

  • The Western Ledge Reef Wreck: continuing research on the late 16th-/early 17th-century Iberian shipwreck from Bermuda

    Piotr Bojakowski

    págs. 18-40

    

  • The "Warwick": results of the survey of an early 17th-century Virginia Company ship

    Piotr Bojakowski, Katie Custer Bojakowski

    págs. 41-53

    

  • Bermuda´s "Domesday Book": Richard Norwood´s survey and the development of the Somers Islands, 1616-63

    Michael Jarvis

    • Resumen

    págs. 54-73

    

  • Ships, slaves and slipways: towards an archaeology of shipbuilding in Bermuda

    Paul Belford

    págs. 74-92

    

  • The Bermuda house

    Edward A. Chappell

    págs. 93-143

    

  • "A brave cedar house": landscape archaeology at the Overplus House and Grove

    John R. Triggs

    págs. 144-182

    

  • A lost Bermuda Governor: George Bruere´s burial in context

    Brent Fortenberry

    págs. 183-196

    

  • Proclaiming respectability across the colour line: headstones of free blacks in St Peter´s churchyard, St George´s Bermuda

    Bruce S. Elliott

    págs. 197-211

    

  • Geographical Information Systems and archaeology in Bermuda

    Richard Lowry

    págs. 212-214

    

  • Lieutenant Thomas Hurd´s survey of Bermuda, 1789-97

    Jessie Hallett

    págs. 215-217

    

  • Modelling St Peter´s Church

    Travis G. Parno

    págs. 218-219

    

  • The Casemate Barracks documentation project at the Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda

    Wolfgang Neubauer, Matthias Kucera, Erich Nau, Karolin Kastowsky, Klaus Löcker

    págs. 220-225

    

  • Archaeology at Verdmont, an 18th-century Bermuda manor

    Andrew M. Baylay, Zoe Brady

    págs. 226-227

    

  • Recent excavations at Whitehall, St George´s

    Jonathan Heck, Megan Southern

    págs. 228-229

    

  • Carving the exotic: confinement art in Bermuda

    Deborah Atwood

    págs. 230-232

    

  • Concluding thoughts: looking to the future of archaeology in Bermuda

    Brent Fortenberry, Marley Brown III

    págs. 233-235