Heinrich, Adam (1978- )
Person
Dates
- Existence: 1978-
Found in 10 Collections and/or Records:
A study in stoneware : analysis of a 19th century ceramic assemblage from the Smith Pottery Works, Norwalk, Connecticut, 2023
Item — Call number MU Thesis Ada
Identifier: b7931449
Abstract
This research focuses on an assemblage of 19th-century artifacts recovered from the Smith Pottery Works located in Norwalk, Connecticut unearthed by archivist and amateur archaeologist William Asadorian, and colleagues in 2012. Between 1825 and 1888, Smith Pottery Works was a leading distributor of ceramics in Connecticut. Smith Pottery Works was known for making redware and stoneware ceramics, most of which were utilitarian-type vessels. What is known of the...
Dates:
2023
Benefits and complications of creating a service-learning archaeology project with descendent communities and public schools : a projection of a model to be employed at the Brotherton Reservation, Burlington County, New Jersey, 2019
Item — Call number MU Thesis Han
Identifier: b7929308
Abstract
My philosophy as both a student and an educator is rooted in the belief that it is essential for everybody to be more involved in and knowledgeable about the history present in their own communities. For centuries, the remains of the Brotherton Reservation have existed in the Pinelands, unbeknownst to most New Jersey residents. Creating a community-based service-learning archaeology project at Brotherton involving Indigenous [sic] and local communities, as...
Dates:
2019
Can ochre save your mortal soul? The ritual use of red ochre in prehistoric burials, 2024
Item — Call number MU Thesis Wek
Identifier: b7931853
Scope and Contents
From the Collection:
The collection consists of theses written by students enrolled in the Monmouth University graduate Anthropology program. The holdings are primarily bound print documents that were submitted in partial fulfillment of university requirements for the Master of Arts degree.During the fall 2022 semester (in instances where the requisite waivers were...
Dates:
2024
Cemetery documentation and language analysis : a case study at the Old Methodist Church Cemetery in Toms River, New Jersey, 2023
Item — Call number MU Thesis Mil
Identifier: b7931615
Abstract
This study examines how global positioning systems (GPS) mapping can be utilized in cemetery documentation and analysis using a case study at the Old Methodist Church Cemetery in Toms River, New Jersey. Both the spatial data of the gravesites and the grave marker information were collected using a Trimble TDC150 unit over the winter of 2023. A digital database and interactive map were created using Trimble Connect and geographic information systems (GIS). A methodology was developed to...
Dates:
2023
Gunflints : 'a chip off the old block' : an experimental approach to the analysis and interpretation of historic lithic artifacts., 2019
Item — Call number MU Thesis Bie
Identifier: b7930603
Abstract
The primary objective of this study is to understand how the introduction of European flntlock ignition technology with its associated gunflint manufacture influenced Native American lithic technological traditions. Gunflints are an outstanding tool for interpreting cross-cultural relationships, this is owed to their permanence in the archaeological record along with their consistently fixed chronology. Additionally, gunflint assemblages can be inferred as an indirect indication of...
Dates:
2019
Over here : the archaeology of U.S. Army General Hospital No. 3, Colonia, New Jersey, 1918 to 1919, 2023
Item — Call number MU Thesis Sul
Identifier: b7931616
Abstract
United States Army General Hospital No. 3 was a World War I hospital that holds historical significance for military and medical history. An archaeological investigation conducted on this site discovered structural and artifactual remains from the hospital despite the heavy residential construction that has occurred there since the hospital was demolished. The artifacts found reflect multiple aspects of the hospital’s operations, including physical and mental rehabilitation. Given the...
Dates:
2023
Site identification through artifact collector pit survey : lithic use on Broad Mountain, 2019
Item — Call number MU Thesis Fal
Identifier: b7929301
Introduction [excerpt]
The purpose of this study is to document the upland archaeological sites located on Broad Mountain in Carbon County, Pennsylvania ....
The goal of this project is twofold: first to collect as much information as possible about what sites are present on Broad Mountain that may provide additional information about the occupation of the area during the precontact period; secondly this project will assess the method of finding and documenting small, upland archaeological sites through...
Dates:
2019
The Clark-Watson site : an archaeological exploration of colonial Perth Amboy, 2019
Item — Call number MU Thesis Cav
Identifier: b7929034
Abstract
Perth Amboy is a city with a rich and significant history that often gets overshadowed by its famous neighbors, New York City, Philadelphia, and Boston. Its original occupancy stretches back thousands of years to the Native populations who dominated New Jersey territory up until the Contact period. By the seventeenth century, Perth Amboy was populated by Scottish, English, and Dutch immigrants who formed Perth Amboy into the city we know today. This thesis is an analysis of the artifact...
Dates:
2019
The importance of revisiting artifact assemblages : a case study of the Turkey Swamp Site (28-Mo-305), 2016
Item — Call number MU Thesis Myd
Identifier: b7668303
Abstract
The re-visitation and analysis of a previously excavated site and its artifact assemblage is something that is not always as common as it should be. This thesis will examine the importance of revisiting artifact assemblages through a single case study that follows the story of some particular archaeological site, its artifact collection, and its importance to the Middle Atlantic region of the United States's prehistory. The importance of revisiting artifact assemblages is examined through...
Dates:
2016
The lost and forgotten : a bioarchaeological analysis of the unidentified human remains of Saint Peter's Church, Perth Amboy, New Jersey, 2015
Item — Call number MU Thesis El-R
Identifier: b7667211
Abstract
The purpose of this research is to analyze a collection of commingled skeletal remains and one articulated burial that were excavated in 1960 from Saint Peter's Episcopal Church in Perth Amboy, New Jersey and determine their probably [sic] identities. Previous scholars believed these remains represented the family members or servants of Scottish Proprietor David Mudie, whose plantation was once where the church currently resides. The purpose of this study...
Dates:
2015