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Nanjemoy.net
Nanjemoy -The community near Douglas Point, that helped save the land around the Chiles Homesite from gravel mining.
Maryland Historical Trust: Archeological Research Unit
The Archaeological Society of Maryland -A brief overview of some important archeological sites in Maryland.
Bureau of Land Management: Adventures in the Past
BLM Cultural Heritage Page -A place to learn about other historical sites administered by the Bureau of Land Management.
William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research
WMCAR -The archeology consultant that evaluated the Chiles Homesite and developed this website.
Suggested Reading
Forman, Henry Chandlee
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1956
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Tidewater Maryland Architecture and Gardens. Architectural Book Publishing Co., New York. |
Other References
Lewes, David
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2005
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Unpublished historical background, Chiles Homesite and Cemetery (CH-208), Charles County, Maryland. |
Lewes, David W., and Elizabeth J. Monroe
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2005
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"Archaeological Evaluation of Chiles Homesite (Site 18CH748), Charles County, Maryland." William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research, Williamsburg, VA.
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McConaty, Nancy Bromley.
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2000
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"Douglas Point Mining Plan on Slow Boil." Maryland Independent, July 7, p. A10. |
Miles, Karen Jensen
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2000
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"Testimony Before the Charles County Board of Appeals: Douglas Point Property." |
2000-
2001
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"Battle of Douglas Point." Potomac Review, Winter, pp. 90-93. |
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2005
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Personal interviews. |
Mueller, Gene
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2000
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"Gravel Mining Plan Concerns Shore Residents of Potomac." Washington Times, July 12, p. B5. |
Posey, Calvert
Rivoire, J. Richard
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1974
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Mt. Pleasant: A Representative Example of Eighteenth Century Domestic Architecture of the Tidewater Maryland Region
. Unpublished manuscript.
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For More Information
Please contact:
Joe B. Jones, William and Mary Center for Archaeological Research
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