The study of American History through the excavation of discarded items, exploring people's attics, flying drones, and stuff....
Scavengeology
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The study of American History through the excavation of discarded items, exploring people's attics, flying drones, and stuff....
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12/8/2019
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January 8, 2020
Episode 7: The "Venturesome" Virginian - Part 1
This is part 1 of the true story of Joseph Swope, the "venturesome" Virginia longhunter and frontiersman, which in an Allan Eckert (ish) style, tells his story of first entering the 1750s Greenbrier Valley frontier of Virginia, and tells the harrowing true story of what happened. Joseph Swope was an 18th century frontiersman of German descendent, who led a real life adventure, and it happened in places which are still there today, and which still look about the same. Check it out! Check out the written version of the story posted to our blog at Scavengeology.com. The link to this particular post is at https://scavengeology.com/the-venturesome-virginia-frontiersman-part-1/ where you can see photos of the actual sites discussed in the story, and also a lot, lot more......
December 28, 2019
Episode 6: New Orleans, history, crime, and art with Trey Bryan
New Orleans has a rich, and sometimes dark history. My brother, Trey Bryan, a well known artist in New Orleans, who is a formally trained illustrator, well versed in becoming a "fly on the wall" in the French Quarter in NOLA, and observing the happenings, excitement, and the history in a city with a dark and exciting history. And present as well. Trey discusses his experiences there, including confronting a burglar with a hammer, and being the only embedded illustrator in the NFL, combat illustration, the site of the Battle of New Orleans, historic restaurants, and even his favorite spots in the city to hang out. New Orleans is an important part of American history, and is more of a "melting pot" than anywhere else. It seems most of the confederate statutes are already gone from there; but what about Andrew Jackson? Check out our website at scavengeology.com and our Facebook @scavengeology.
December 20, 2019
Episode 5: Searching for Renick’s Fort
Scavengeology is about finding real historic locations on the ground, using the historical evidence available, combined with modern technology. From the mobile command center, this is a shorter segment about our blog post today on Renick’s Fort, a Revolutionary War era frontier fort in the Greenbrier Valley in what is now Wild and Wonderful West Virginia. Check out the full blog post, and pics, at https://scavengeology.com/the-search-for-renicks-fort-and-the-life-of-an-indian-spy/ Like us on Facebook @scavengeology American history, West Virginia history, metal detecting, and other stuff....
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