Terry Brock

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I am a historical archaeologist at the Montpelier Foundation, where I serve as the Senior Research Archaeologist. I received my PhD from Michigan State University in Anthropology, where I studied plantation archaeology in the Chesapeake Region. I have a diverse range of interests, with a particular focus on the engagement of communities in the research, discovery, interpretation, preservation, and presentation of archaeological resources and cultural heritage. Engaged scholarship has been integral to our work at The Montpelier Foundation, inspires my use of digital tools for cultural heritage, and has also been part of my volunteer efforts at RVA Archaeology and on the Board of Directors ...

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Campus Archaeology Lecture For Lynne

Enslaved Landscapes

The MSU Campus Archaeology Program: Community Engagement, Community Education

Connecting Campus to Archaeology: Using Digital Social Media for Community Outreach and Engagement

Archaeology and the Academy: Why is Such Research Important

Social Media and Archaeology: Where Does it Fit and Why Should We Participate?

Cataloging Iron Objects at Montpelier

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Teens 2012: Truth, Trends, and Myths About Teen Online Behavior

Participatory Exploration: The Role of the User Contribution System