Beverwyck Archaeology, LLC.

03/24/2024

Beverwyck Archaeology is proud to sponsor the inaugural Bethlehem Pride festival!

Join us at the FIRST EVER Bethlehem Pride Fest and celebrate our LGBTQIA+ neighbors, families and friends! All are welcome!

03/19/2024

Remember, Beverwyck Archaeology, LLC. Is always available for school talks!

06/17/2023

Thanks for the shout out Four Daughters Farmstead! Beverwyck recently helped clean out a 19th century (or earlier) cellar hole that the homeowners discovered while renovating their kitchen. Beverwyck is currently sifting through the historical record of this National Register property to assess its relationship with the Underground Railroad. Stay tuned!

05/25/2023

Beverwyck Archaeology is proud to have had a hand in this process. Congratulations to the Cohen-Ketzer family!

DELMAR ­— May 23 marks the unveiling of the first historic marker placement of 2023 in the Town of Bethlehem. It recognizes 116 Elsmere Avenue as the site of the farmhouse of Revolutionary War lieu…

04/18/2021

Final touches on a unit: profiling!

04/10/2021

The field season started today with a search for a late eighteenth century house believed to have been built and occupied by Lt. John Leonard. Lt. Leonard was a Revolutionary War veteran from the present-day Town of Bethlehem, NY, who served in the 5th Regiment of the Albany County Militia. Demolished in the 1940s, the house's exact location was lost. Our goal today was to find it, and using maps of questionable accuracy, measuring tapes and a walking wheel, and a whole lot of head-scratching, we identified the probable location of the house and were extremely happy when we hit the foundation in the the first unit.

03/17/2021

Our webpage is currently down as our host investigates issues with the domain service. We can still be reached here or via email at [email protected]. Thanks!

Edit: Looks like things are up and running again! Thanks for your patience!

10/14/2020

From 2019-2020, Beverwyck Archaeology completed archaeological and historical research at the Yates property and house in the Town of Glenville, NY. Here's a video interview we did with Christopher Koetzle, Supervisor of the Town of Glenville, regarding our work!

Also, you can check out the Town's Glenville 2020 page for further content!

Interesting, unique, or humorous experiences in the field of archaeology.

07/30/2020

Doing some research for a client. It’s not always glamorous, but it is always interesting.

03/01/2020

Beverwyck Archaeology has started up a new blog, Tales from the Field! The first post, Crypt Archaeology, discusses Dan Mazeau's experience helping with a mausoleum built in the 1850s.

https://www.beverwyckarchaeology.com/tales-from-the-field/tales-from-the-field-i-crypt-archaeology

02/05/2020

https://www.beverwyckarchaeology.com/

​Based in New York’s Capital Region, Beverwyck Archaeology, LLC. is a cultural resource management (CRM) firm that offers a full range of archaeological and historical services. From Section...