Monthly Archives: August 2023
Final NJ Pine Barrens Maritime Cultural Landscapes including List of Plants Collected on Ship’s Ballast Port of Philadelphia -1867
Final NJ Pine Barrens Maritime Cultural Landscapes including List of Plants Collected on Ship’s Ballast Port of Philadelphia -1867. There will of course be updates and such. But presentation appreciates how the maritime landscapes of NJ Pine Barrens are anchored to its present day landscapes and viewsheds. Presentation is 257 pages long. Thanks to all who helped but this together. Suggestions and comments are always welcome.
NJ Pine Barrens Maritime Cultural Landscapes – Mullica River Hermann City Shipyards – final draft/ edited copy (opps on the hiccup of posting)
Salvatore A. Bontempo Commissioner said of the work “Marine Archeology is still in its early stages, Our main objective is pursuing further research into maritime connections w New Jersey’s early days”.
to rich lewis
at low tide remains are present. at a very low tide. site coordinates are “texas” area of rancocas creek water trail, west of the confluence of north and south branch. approximate east of the old centerton bridge. very limited legal land side access.
South Jersey’s Maritime Cultural View Sheds New Jersey Pine Barrens Trifinium Landscape
A few more details added on South Jersey’s Maritime Cultural View Sheds New Jersey Pine Barrens Trifinium Landscape. Zap back any questions, thoughts or other suggestions.