Abstract
Unintentional anthropogenic land modification contributes to the global issue of erosion and sedimentation. Investigations of one site, Sellman’s Connection, (18AN1431) by the Smithsonian Environmental Archaeology Laboratory (SEAL), combines archaeological and geological methods to measure anthropogenic changes in a landscape in Edgewater, Maryland, USA. The methods measure the effects of daily landscape use by two successive households -- the Sellmans and Kirkpatrick-Howats -- who occupied the Sellman House over nearly 300 years.
Recommended Citation
Grady, Sarah A.
(2018)
"Human Impacts on the Land: A Look at the Historic Sellman House (18AN1431),"
Northeast Historical Archaeology:
Vol.
47
47, Article 6.
Available at:
https://orb.binghamton.edu/neha/vol47/iss1/6
