Artifacts that are collected during survey are returned to CDC’s laboratory for inspection. Those artifacts that are collected from an archaeological site are cleaned, cataloged, and analyzed. The information collected from these artifacts is then used to formulate or support CDC’s project recommendation. If the artifacts are not part of an archaeological site, they are either discarded or returned to the landowner (as requested). If the artifacts are part of an archaeological site, they may be prepared for curation with either a museum, a local historical society, or another long-term curation facility.
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We had a great time at Old Stone Tavern’s first annual open house on Saturday! People from the neighborhood and all over the area dropped in to visit with Barb and Robert (the Tavern’s new owners) to share stories about the tavern and see what is coming up for it in the future. We were there to too – with a small display of these artifacts that were recovered from the Tavern’s basement. CDC is all set to begin archaeological investigations in the basement of the building over the coming weeks. We cant wait to see what we find!
The Old Stone Tavern is getting a lot of attention! Check out this article in the Post-Gazette: www.post-gazette.com/ae/art-architecture/2022/07/19/west-end-block-party-stone-tavern/stories/202... ![]()
Hope to see you there Saturday!
West End Block Party on Saturday to honor 240-year-old Old Stone Tavern
www.post-gazette.com
The first West End Block Party on Saturday will celebrate the Old Stone Tavern, which is believed to be Pittsburgh’s oldest commercial building. The...
