Fort Lee in Virginia used to have a lot of trenches and related features. Gray and Pape did considerable work there in the 1990s.
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On Apr 12, 2016, at 10:25 AM, Donovan, Matt [DOT] <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> Al:
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> You might want to check in with Wapsi Valley Archaeology, in Anamosa, Iowa.
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> They conducted a series of excavations of U.S. Army trench systems used at Camp Dodge (Iowa) to train troops in trench warfare during WWI
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> I'm sure they'll give you some great insight.
>
> -Matt
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> Seeking examples of CRM archaeological investigations at WWI training facilities in the US.
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> Al Tonetti
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