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Date: | Tue, 27 Oct 1998 08:52:44 EST |
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Dear Members:
Could anyone steer me in the direction to comparative literature/reports about
meeting houses dating to the late 17th/early 18th century? During the past 2
summers, UMass Boston has conducted its field school at a site we thought was
"Magunco", a Praying Indian Town, but questions have arisen as to whether the
16x16 foot foundation we uncovered is actually evidence of a meeting house. I
am trying to find out what meeting houses might have looked like at this time,
their dimensions, construction material, appearance, etc... especially in this
context.
I would appreciate any leads. The Dublin Seminar book didn't seem to offer
too much of relevance in this area.
Thank you in advance.
Jeff Kotkin
UMass Boston
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