Digging Jacksonville2020-09-30T14:15:28-07:00

Digging Jacksonville – Archeology in our Town

Paper Trail – by Chelsea Rose

Digging Jacksonville – February 2023

In January, local archaeologist Chelsea Rose and Tiah Edmunson-Morton of the Oregon State University Hops and Brewing Archives traveled to Lisbon, Portugal to present a paper on the recent archaeology done […]

The Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project – by Chelsea Rose

Digging Jacksonville – February 2020

The Southern Oregon University Laboratory of Anthropology (SOULA) has been sharing its research into the Jacksonville Chinese Quarter in the Jacksonville Review for years. While it may seem like we’ve been […]

Back to Britt – by Chelsea Rose

Digging Jacksonville – October 2019

While those of you who have followed our “Digging Jacksonville” column have had a behind-the-scenes glimpse at some of the significant findings from our work on Britt hill (see the Digging […]

The Year of the Pig – by Sarah Sissum

Digging Jacksonville – March 2019

The Southern Oregon Laboratory of Anthropology (SOULA) is celebrating the Year of the Pig by revisiting some of the archaeological findings made at their 2013 dig of the burned dwelling along […]

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