SEAC archeologists in the field!

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2003 marked the third consecutive field season that a large crew of SEAC archeologists and volunteers carried out excavation work at Mound A of the Shiloh Mound Complex, Shiloh National Military Park, Tennessee. This has been one of the largest archeological field projects ever undertaken by NPS and has resulted in a number of significant discoveries. The mound was occupied from about 1000 years ago by Mississippian peoples and was fortified with an encircling palisade. The site is threatened by streambank erosion.

The 2003 Field Season

The 2002 field season

The 2001 field season

Remote Sensing
Learn about the 1999 remote sensing project at Shiloh using ground penetrating radar and other field techniques.

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