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October 2000:
St. Cabrini fifth-graders touring the Bray/Letson site where artifacts relating to the British occupation of Raritan Landing are being found.
Click for larger view Hartgen Archaeological Associates archaeologist Edna Feishner records information from recent excavations on the cellar entrance to the Hardenbrook/Duyckinck House.
Click for larger view Aerial view of the excavations along River Road facing northeast. Landing Lane in lower left quadrant and the Peter Bodine house site is to the right of the intersection in the upper right quadrant.
Click for larger view Aerial View of mid-eighteenth century house foundation and surrounding site that originally belonged to Peter Bodine, a trader at Raritan Landing.
Click for larger view Hartgen Archaeological Associates archaeologist Edna Feishner and URS Corporation archaeologist Chris Zander excavating the basement entrance to the Duyckinck House.
Click for larger view John Milner Associates archaeologist Joe Hosten mapping stone foundations at the corner of River Road and Landing Lane on the Reade/Bray property.
Click for larger view Cobble roadway linking River Road with eighteenth century structures on the Bray/Letson Meadow property.
Click for larger view John Milner Associate's Adam Maskevich excavating slip-decorated ceramic lodged in an eighteenth century foundation on the Bray/Letson Meadow property.
Click for larger view Rebecca Yamin of John Milner Associates pointing out artifacts to site visitors.
Click for larger view Gannett Fleming's Paul Jung updates a map of unit locations and findings.
Click for larger view Post-Revolutionary foundations above remains of earlier buildings at the corner of River Road and Landing Lane on the Reade/Bray property.

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