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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. January 1, 2003. The Market Street Chinatown as it appeared ca. 1880. Photograph by Andrew P. Hill. History San José collections. Technical Report 10. Of Cures and Nostrums. September 3, 2015. Find us on Facebook. City Beneath the City. CBC @ The Stanford Archaeology Center.

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. January 1, 2003. The Market Street Chinatown as it appeared ca. 1880. Photograph by Andrew P. Hill. History San José collections. Technical Report 10. Of Cures and Nostrums. September 3, 2015. Find us on Facebook. City Beneath the City. CBC @ The Stanford Archaeology Center.

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5. Worth A Thousand Words | Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. 5 Worth A Thousand Words. August 12, 2013. MSCAP Technical Report 5. Worth a Thousand Words: A Study of Transfer-Printed Wares from the Market Street Chinatown Collection. This entry was posted in Technical Reports. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Required fields are marked *.

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August | 2013 | Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. Monthly Archives: August 2013. 6 Wood and Charcoal Specimen Analysis. August 12, 2013. MSCAP Technical Report 6. Wood and Charcoal Specimen Analysis for the Market Street Chinatown Archaeology Project. Individual Wood Sample Analysis Sheets. 5 Worth A Thousand Words. 6 Wood and Ch...

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. Monthly Archives: February 2013. Preliminary Results of Bottle Residue Study. February 26, 2013. We have an exciting update on the very first results from the Market Street Chinatown Archaeology Project’s Glass Bottle Residue Pilot Project. Finally, when emptied of their original ...

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. January 1, 2003. The Market Street Chinatown as it appeared ca. 1880. Photograph by Andrew P. Hill. History San José collections. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. One thought on “. October 20, 2015 at 8:23 am. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Required fields are marked *.

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project. A research and education program developed by the Stanford Archaeology Center. The Stanford University Department of Anthropology. And the Chinese Historical and Cultural Project. Monthly Archives: July 2014. July 30, 2014. For May 1886 – March 1887, only the Evening. Has been digitized and transcribed. We chose to focus on the Evening. San Jose, California, was one of the centers of the anti-Chinese movement in the U.S. west. The first state-wi...Century&#...

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Alden and Ada Moody. Spencer and Gertrude Murray. Clara and Raymond Schneider. Chinatown — San Jose. I never knew San Jose had a Chinatown until I started my research. The first recognized Chinatown started in the 1850's and the last in the 1930's. There were 5 Chinatowns. Each was burned down by people who blamed economic troubles on the Chinese. They were:. 1866–1870 First Market Street Chinatown http:/ marketstreet.stanford.edu/. 1870–1872 Vine Street Chinatown. John Heinlen and Heinlenville.

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Looking at the leftovers: What was for dinner in 19th Century Detroit? | Unearthing Detroit

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January 20, 2015. Looking at the leftovers: What was for dinner in 19th Century Detroit? Recently Sarah and Slava took a research trip to Indiana University where they visited colleague Ryan Kennedy, a faunal specialist and PhD student in Anthropology. Ryan works on the faunal remains recovered from archaeological excavations of a 19th-century Chinese immigrant community in San Jose, CA. Why did Sarah and Slava need to travel to Indiana to understand collections from Detroit? Did immigrant groups continu...

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About this Exhibit | There Was a Chinatown Here

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There Was a Chinatown Here. Objects and Stories from Downtown San Jose. Chinese American Historical Museum. Below, please find out more about the Market Street Chinatown and the Market Street Chinatown Archaeology Project, related resources, and some of the people who made this happen. A little known fact: There Was a Chinatown Here. The remains of the Market Street Chinatown lay buried under downtown San Jose for almost 100 years. During the construction of the Fairmont Hotel and the Silicon Valley ...

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Professor Barbara L. Voss Discusses Life at the Presidio of San Francisco. July 31, 2015. On June 9, 2015, the Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation. Along with partners the Santa Barbara Mission Archive-Library. UCSB Departments of History. And the UCSB Public History Program. Invited Professor Barbara Voss. Professors Barbara Voss and James Brooks with students in the graduate seminar. Photo by Anne Petersen. Photo by Anne Petersen,. On her 2008 publication,. The Archaeology of Ethnogenesis.

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Market Street Chinatown Archaeological Project

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