July Archaeology Club: Update on the Marshy Point History Project

Due to technical difficulties the first part of the program was not recorded. However it was a recap of information given in the talk History of Marshy Point and Techniques to Think Outside the Box which can be viewed here:
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Daniel Dean will update the continued work of researching Marshy Point’s history. Through resources such as written references, unearthed archaeology, and oral testimony, we are expanding our knowledge of this beautiful area that has since become partially a park. Learn about some of the odds and ends you may see along trails and places you can stand that hold experiences that have been forgotten. We will look over various stories as seen in clippings from newspapers to piece together personal stories of those who lived or worked at Marshy Point”
Daniel Dean holds a B.S. in Business Administration with a minor in Economics from Towson University. He also holds an A.A. in Business Administration and an A.S. in Business Management. His regular job is a wholesale manager for a coffee roasting company. Volunteer work includes his Research Chair position for Marshy Point Nature Center Council and as the appointed representative for District 5 on the Landmarks Preservation Commission. In his spare time, he is with his wife and son pestering them to go to historic landmarks compared to other fun things people do.