Figure 1. Map of the Montpelier property showing the locations of excavations of African American sites. (Map by Matthew Reeves, courtesy of The Montpelier Foundation) More

Figure 2. Reconstructed buildings of the South Yard as seen from the Main House at Montpelier. (Photo by Alex Raymond Productions, courtesy of The Montpelier Foundation) More

Figure 3. Brick mosaic showing an enslaved boy in the Mere Distinction of Colour exhibition. (Photo by Casey Cashell, courtesy of The Montpelier Foundation) More

Figure 4. Montpelier Descendants excavating in South Yard. (Photo courtesy of The Montpelier Foundation) More

Figure 1. Draft elevation of mural depicting motifs from terracotta pipe bowls made by Native peoples found at St. Mary’s City. The motifs were chosen to reflect Native conceptions of the world as divided into land, sea, and sky. (Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 2. Statue Commemorating USCT Troops. (Photo Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 3. Elmer Brown Memorial, Lexington Park Commemorative. (Photo Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 4. Draft elevation of “History Keepers” section of Maryland Heritage Interpretive Center. (Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 5. Conjectural sketch of St. Mary’s Fort based on ground-penetrating radar survey. (Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 6. Lehigh Koens-Crispin projectile point (ca. 2500-1700 BCE) (left) and cord-marked Accokeek ceramic sherd (ca. 900-300 BCE) found near the site of St. Mary’s Fort. (Photos Courtesy of Historic St. Mary’s City Commission) More

Figure 1. Distribution of Huron-Wendat archaeological sites and location of early seventeenth-century Huron-Wendat settlement. (Map by author) More

Figure 2. Schematized site plans for Jean-Baptiste Lainé (a) and Warminster (b). Longhouses at Jean-Baptiste Lainé were originally arrayed in a radial pattern around a central plaza, which was later filled in with new structures. The Warminster site has been described as a double village with two ... More