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SUMMARY:Sandwiched In with Ron Brown - The Archaeology of New York City
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DTSTAMP:20260419T065900Z
DTSTART:20260626T160000Z
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LOCATION:1 Library Dr, Port Washington, NY 11050, United States
ROOM: Lapham Meeting Room
DESCRIPTION:Join Dr. Ron Brown as he explores the archaeology of New York 
 City. Deep under the skyscrapers of New York City is another lost world. T
 races of the dinosaurs that roamed the city some 252 million years ago can
  still be found. Some 2.6 million years ago glaciers from the North Pole c
 arved the area into Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island and The Bro
 nx. Then came the Native Americans whose paths, villages and pottery are s
 till found in many areas. The remains of colonial Dutch and English houses
 , privies and churches can still be seen when the city dug the subway syst
 em. Seneca Village in Central Park and the African Burial Ground have rece
 ntly been unearthed by archaeologists revealing how immigrants and African
  Americans lived in the growing city. Today, as foundations for new skysc
 rapers are being dug, further discoveries are adding new chapters to the h
 istory of the city. This program is scheduled as part of the Summer Readi
 ng Theme of "Unearth a Story."
URL:https://portwashington.librarycalendar.com/index.php/event/sandwiched-
 94087
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