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The Key

Posted by k8lynann on 2011/10/062011/10/06
The key to my family's ancestral home in Calvignano Italy, c. 1880s.

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Abandoned cemetery, and some architectural elements all within the same vicinity. Wondering if there’s other graves, someone definitely planted daffodils all around this at some point. #abandoned #cemetery #forgottenplaces #hiddeninplainsight
West Side Market, since 1912. #cleveland #westsidemarket #ohio #vaultedceiling #shoplocal #historicpreservation #neoclassicalarchitecture
Old graves with some newer stones. #graveyard #historic #cemeteryphotography #maryland
My mentor when I was first learning about archaeology would always say “it’s not what you find but what you find out.” These are pieces of clay pigeon, I found them all within a 5 foot radius on the surface. We know when this site was a hotel in the early 1900s, they did offer trap shooting as an activity. These discs might be more mid-20th century but I did some research to find some complete ones, plus a hand thrower (thanks eBay!!). Pretty cool insight into an activity still practiced today but maybe not as popular as it had been during the hotel’s era. #archaeology #materialculture #trapshooting #claypigeonshooting #fragments
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