Sponsored by: Pilgrim Hall Museum
As part of a multi-year study of Plymouth Colony sites, UMass Boston archaeologists uncovered the first intact sections of a 17th-century building this summer on the edge of Plymouth’s Burial Hill. The structural remains date to the first half of the 17th century and appear to be part of the original Plymouth Colony settlement. Learn the details of this important discovery and what it means for the on-going Plymouth Colony archaeological survey.
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