The NYC Archaeological Repository is currently curating 32 city-owned archaeological collections. The following are accessible through the search function of this website:
Excavations in Manhattan:
Stone Street 1997 Archaeological Monitoring
Stadt Huys (incorporation in
7 Hanover Square (incorporation in process)
Excavations in Staten Island:
Snug Harbor Matron's Cottage 1985 excavations
Excavations in Queens:
College Point and Inwood mid-20th century Survey collections.
Excavations in the Bronx:
Van Cortlandt House (incorporation in progress)
Other repository collections that will be added to the site as funding allows:
Manhattan: City Hall Park 2010 excavations, City Hall Park 2006 excavations, John Street, Chambers St excavations (multiple projects), Burling Slip, Governors Island, Harlem African Burial Ground, Beekman Street collection and Fulton Street and Peck Slip.
Brooklyn: Marine Park, Flatbush African Burial Ground, Gravesend Cemetery, NYC College of Technology Academic Building Site
The Bronx: Riverdale Park Archaeological Project, Pelham Bay Park
Staten Island: Historic Richmond Town
Queens: Wayanda Playground, Martins Field, Rufus King Manor
Researchers and scholars may make an appointment to view all the collections at the repository.
Van Cortlandt Mansion Dipped Pearlware Pitcher