(S-10) Revolutionary New Jersey Revealed
About this Session
This panel discussion highlights how archaeological investigations are expanding our knowledge of the Revolutionary era, using examples from battlefields, encampments, and maritime sites. The panel’s objective is to spotlight the potential of archaeology to expand our understanding of a formative period in our nation’s history. It is intended for preservation professionals, historians, archaeologists, historic site managers, and the general public.
Presented by
Richard Veit
Richard F. Veit, Ph.D. serves as Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Monmouth University. An experienced academic leader, he previously served as Associate and Interim Dean of Monmouth’s Wayne D. McMurray School of Humanities and Social Sciences....
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Steve Nagiewicz
Stephen Nagiewicz is a certified technical scuba diver, USCG Licensed Ships Master. He is a Fellow and former Executive Director of the Explorers Club, managed the State of New Jersey’s Marine Science Laboratory and Former Chairman for Shark Research Institute....
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Jen Janofsky
Jen Janofsky, Ph.D. is the Giordano Fellow in Public History at Rowan University and Director of Red Bank Battlefield Park. She is the co-director of the Red Bank Archaeology Project which made headlines around the world in 2022 with the...
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Wade Catts
Wade P. Catts is president of South River Heritage Consulting in Newark, Delaware and an adjunct professor at Rowan University. He is a Registered Professional Archaeologist (RPA) specializing in history, archaeology, and historic preservation. He earned a graduate degree in...
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