Scratch blue teaware fragments from an 18th century Delaware well reveal lower-status colonists’ access to stylish, affordable ceramics.
More than Scratching the Surface: Scratch-Blue Stoneware in Delaware Read More »
Daniel Mead built our firm while teaching at UW-Madison, creating a legacy of mentorship that we continue today, inspiring future AEC leaders.
Career to Classroom: A Legacy of Teaching Since 1904 Read More »
Our Responsibility & Resilience Report reveals how we uphold our enduring values to take care of people and do the right thing.
Mead & Hunt Releases 2024 Responsibility & Resilience Report Read More »
Amy Squitieri stands at a unique crossroads as we celebrate our 125th anniversary. As our CEO-elect, she is looking to the future.
Reflections on Leadership & Legacy: An Interview with Amy Squitieri Read More »
We performed cultural resource studies, consulting party outreach, and preparation documentation for the Southeast High-Speed Rail project.
Southeast High-Speed Rail Cultural Resource Studies Read More »
A mysterious tiny object, heavy as lead but made of stone, somehow traveled to a New Jersey field—but from where, and when?
An Unusual Find from Northern New Jersey Read More »
Explore Delaware’s history through fascinating archaeological findings and in-depth research on artifacts that reveal a glimpse into forgotten lives.
Rocker-Stamped and Dentate-Stamped Pottery Read More »
Join us for this TRB webinar about Postwar Commercial Properties and Section 106 on November 22.
Evaluating Historic Significance of Postwar Commercial Properties Read More »
Stone tells stories, and this single argillite point from Dickinson Plantation reveals vast Middle Woodland trade networks across ancient communities.
One Foxy Point: A Fox Creek From John Dickinson Plantation Read More »
Beyond bullets and battles, relentless mud, storms, and soaked equipment shaped Civil War soldiers’ daily struggle for survival.
Enduring Wet Weather in the Civil War Read More »
