Dr. Neill De Paoli

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  Published on: 5/10/2006    Last Visited: 12/11/2007  

  This program is directed by Dr. Neill De Paoli, Historic Archaeologist and Adjunct Professor of History at Southern Maine Community College and Granite State College.
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  Dr. Neill De Paoli will direct the Archaeology Field School for Kids.He has worked as an historical archaeologist throughout New England for the past 30 years and is an Adjunct Professor at Southern Maine Community College and Granite State College.He has conducted many archaeology programs in the public schools.He has an MA in Anthropology from Brown University and a PhD in History from the University of New Hampshire.

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  Published on: 1/4/2006    Last Visited: 7/23/2009  

  Dr. Neill De Paoli, visiting professor of history, Southern New Hampshire University; adjunct professor of history, Southern Maine Community College Project Director
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  Dr. De Paoli for a list of selected camp sites, rentals, etc. or if further assistance is needed.
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  Dr. Neill De Paoli 76 Northwest Street Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03801 U.S.A. 603-766-0561 ndppquid@yahoo.com
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  Neill De Paoli, ""Beaver, Blankets, Liquor, and Politics: Pemaquid, Maine's Fur Trade, 1614-1761". Maine Historical Society Quarterly (Winter-Spring 1993-1994) Volume 33, No. 3-4. 166-201. 1993.

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  Published on: 5/30/2008    Last Visited: 5/30/2008  

  Join historical archaeologist Dr. Neill DePaoli for a hands-on simulated workshop on archaeology, with activities for young and old alike.

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  Published on: 8/1/2007    Last Visited: 9/28/2007  

  Gunsmithing on the Pemaquid - Dr. Neill DePaoli, resident archaeologist at Colonial Pemaquid, will present a talk entitled, "Cinders, Slag and Steel: Gunsmithing on the Pemaquid, 1640-1760 - 07:30 PM to 08:30 PM - at Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site, New Harbor - $3.00 - Contact: Carolyn McKeon 207-644-1120 chmckeon@tidewater.net

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  Published on: 6/10/2008    Last Visited: 6/10/2008  

  Fortifying the Eastern Frontier - Historical archaeologist Dr. Neill DePaoli will explain the types of fortifications built by 17th and 18th century European colonizers to protect their lands during turbulent times. - 07:30 PM to 08:30 PM - at Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site, New Harbor - $3 ( free for members) - Contact: Carolyn McKeon 677-2423 chmckeon@tidewater.net

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  Published on: 6/25/2004    Last Visited: 9/23/2007  

  Come visit the scenic coast of Maine and join historical archaeologist Dr. Neill De Paoli and his team of dedicated volunteers as they excavate the site of the late 18th century home of prominent local merchant Robert Given.
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  Dr. Neill De Paoli has over twenty-five years of experience as a historical archaeologist, having directed archaeological projects in Maine , New Hampshire , and Massachusetts . Dr. De Paoli has been the resident archaeologist at the Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site ( Pemaquid Beach , Maine ) since 1993.
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  For more information or to register contact: Dr. Neill De Paoli, P. O. Box 759 ,

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  Published on: 6/1/2008    Last Visited: 5/15/2009  

  Directed by Dr. Neill De Paoli, Historic Archaeologist and Adjunct Professor of History, Southern Maine Community College. Tuition $170 museum members; $185/nonmembers.

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  Published on: 2/6/2002    Last Visited: 1/27/2003  

  Lecture: "Life on the Edge: Social Structure and Dynamics in 17th-Century Pemaquid" by Dr. Neill De Paoli, resident archaeologist at Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site; 7:30 PM

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  Exeter News-Letter News: Getting elbows deep into... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/31/2002    Last Visited: 8/31/2002  

  "You never know what you are going to find," said Neill DePaoli, the project archaeologist.
  
  The idea of the project is to get an overall footprint of what once was Thomas Wiggin Jr.'s house, and gain a view into the history of the homestead.
  
  The Wiggin archaeological dig site is one of five current projects in the Seacoast.The archaeologists at the Wiggin site are in the final, intensive excavation stage of the project, after digging for more than four weeks, and having spent time working near the site in 1992, 1994 and 2000.
  
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  "We've found much of the building but we haven't closed the door yet," said DePaoli .
  
  In the past month, the archaeologists have defined the boundaries of the cellar walls and established that the building went far beyond the cellar.
  
  The actual occupation dates were also confirmed.The home may date back to as early as the mid-1600s, raising the possibility that the senior Wiggin, not his son, may have built the homestead.
  
  "This is the earliest excavated English homestead in New Hampshire," Dr. DePaoli said."The site itself is definitely significant enough to warrant funding to be looked at again."
  
  He said if he comes back to the site in the near future, the archaeologists would like to decipher the overall makeup and layout of the farmstead.
  
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  DePaoli said the archaeologists began to realize there was something significant on the site, but were reluctant to keep digging because there was no history specialist on-site.
  
  The time period was pinpointed to the late 1600s and early 1700s, but the cellar walls were then still undefined.
  
  Six years later, money was needed to conduct more research at the site.The archaeologists secured a $9,000 grant through the Sargent Museum from the state planning office.
  
  In 2000, archaeologists revisited the site intending to do a follow-up from work done in '92 and '94.

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  Published on: 11/29/2006    Last Visited: 1/1/2008  

  Those who would like more information on the "Guns, Politics, and Furs" project can contact Dr. Neill De Paoli at P. O. Box 759, York, Maine 03909-0759 or ndppquid@rcn.com.

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