Brooklyn College analyzed the discoveries made by archaeological testing completed in 1998–1999 in City Hall Park by Parsons Engineering Science. Most of the artifacts that were recovered are from the 18th century and may be associated with the civic institutions that were once there, including an almshouse, prisons, and barracks. The 2008 site report included an assessment of the burials that were uncovered by the excavations, a detailed site history, and the archaeological collection curated by the NYC Archaeological Repository. Please click here for Chapters 1–2: The History and Archaeology of City Hall Park; Chapter 3: History and Land Use; Chapter 4: Laboratory and Analysis Methods; Chapter 5: Description and Analysis; Chapter 6: Analytical Papers; Chapter 7: Summary and Conclusions; G_References and Sources Cited.
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