Applied Archaeology and History Associates, Inc.

Applied Archaeology and History Associates, Inc. AAHA is a woman-owned, SBA 8(a), and DBE certified business that provides cultural resource services

For Black History Month, the Maryland Historical Trust highlighted our work at the Stanley Institute. AAHA conducted two...
02/05/2026

For Black History Month, the Maryland Historical Trust highlighted our work at the Stanley Institute. AAHA conducted two surveys at the Stanley Institute back in 2003. Head to our blog for more information on the project.
https://aahainc.com/stanley-institute/

Join us on the blog today to learn about the many uses of trowels and why they're one of our most valuable tools.https:/...
11/05/2025

Join us on the blog today to learn about the many uses of trowels and why they're one of our most valuable tools.

https://aahainc.com/trowels/

Let’s call a spade a spade… or maybe a shovelOn today’s blog post, we’re discussing an archaeologist’s most important to...
10/08/2025

Let’s call a spade a spade… or maybe a shovel

On today’s blog post, we’re discussing an archaeologist’s most important tool – the shovel (or spade, depending on who you ask)

https://aahainc.com/shovels/

AAHA would like to congratulate our Project Archaeologist, Kristen Browne, on the completion of her Master of Arts degre...
04/14/2025

AAHA would like to congratulate our Project Archaeologist, Kristen Browne, on the completion of her Master of Arts degree from George Mason University. Kristen presented her research at the 2025 Annual Meeting for the American Association of Biological Anthropology this past March.

Kristen's research explores dental fluctuating asymmetry as an indicator of developmental stress among European colonizers in the colonial Chesapeake. Odontometric data from 18 individuals across three Maryland sites reveal significant left-right tooth size differences suggesting early-life stress. The findings indicate that colonizers were not buffered from substantial environmental challenges and stressors within the systems they created and highlights fluctuating asymmetry as a valuable tool for assessing biological stress in historic populations.

AAHA had a great time bowling for team building.Special thanks to our Crew Chief Emely for the matching shirts ✨
04/03/2025

AAHA had a great time bowling for team building.

Special thanks to our Crew Chief Emely for the matching shirts ✨

AAHA had another great year at the Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference in Gettysburg!
03/25/2025

AAHA had another great year at the Middle Atlantic Archaeological Conference in Gettysburg!

Friday Find ✨
03/07/2025

Friday Find ✨

Continuing our series on the laboratory process in archaeology, Jasmine Gollup describes the process of analysis of arti...
02/27/2025

Continuing our series on the laboratory process in archaeology, Jasmine Gollup describes the process of analysis of artifacts following the cataloguing step. Join us as we dive deeper into the archaeology lab.

https://aahainc.com/artifact-analysis/

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