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Papers of Peter Lade

1 box (1 linear feet)

(1974 – 2000)

Edward H. Nabb Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury, University, Salisbury, Maryland

Identifier 2006.147
Creator(s) Lade, Peter
Acquisition

The papers of Peter Lade were donated to the Nabb Research Center by Peter Lade. 
Language(s) English
Use Records are open for research. Copyright, including literary rights, belongs to the author(s) or their legal heirs. Permission to publish or reproduce must be obtained from the Nabb Research Center which extends beyond "fair use."
Preferred Citation "Item, collection title and identifier, box # and folder # (if applicable), Edward H. Nabb Research Center for Delmarva History and Culture, Salisbury University, Salisbury, Maryland."
Attribution Finding aid written by Bradley Markowitz.
Related Materials None
Separated Materials See Nabb Center Staff
Abstract

This collection contains information relating to the field of Archaeology. Some of the topics in the collection concern archaeological sites in Maryland and various Maryland Counties; along with archaeological sites in Virginia and Delaware. Also included are documents focusing on Native American history, arrowheads, and environmental issues that use archeological studies to support their theories.

Biographical History

Dr. K. Peter Lade, professor of anthropology at Salisbury State University, died March 27, 2001. Dr. Lade was a vital part of the SSU community for over a quarter of a century and a pioneer among SSU faculty in obtaining major grants involving international satellite research. His academic career began at the University of Pennsylvania where he earned his A.B. and Ph.D. in anthropology.   His first research efforts, including his dissertation, focused on the neolithic culture of Germany. Coming to Salisbury State in 1974, he taught a variety of courses including physical and cultural anthropology, and archaeology, which he particularly loved. His research then shifted to studying the ethnic minorities and vanishing peoples of the Eastern Shore.  His collaborators during this time also included his wife under her professional name, H.J. Reed.  

Citation: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2001-04-02/news/0104020020_1_salisbury-university-of-maryland-university-system

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Subject Terms

  • Topical Terms
    • Archaeology
    • Environment
  • Personal Names
    • Lade, Peter (1934-2001)

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Box 1

1/1 Wicomico County Archeological Surveys (Rivers)

1/2 Maryland Historical Trust

1/3 (Archeological) Housing Permit Forms

1/4 Archaeological Notes

1/5 Geomorphic Development of Chesapeake Bay Shoreline at Mayo Peninsula

1/6 Archeological Investigation at Pemberton Hall

1/7 Regional Planning Council: Hawkins Point/ Marley Neck (Tech. Appendix/ Final Report) &  The Baltimore Harbor Environmental Enhancement Plan

1/8 Archeology in Delaware and Virginia

1/9 Maryland Archeology Site Survey’s

1/10 Reprints: Environmental- Eastern Shore Physiographic Province/ Research Unit # 1- Atlantic Coast/ Research Unit # 2- Pocomoke/ Research Unit # 3- Nanticoke + Wicomico

1/11  Reprints: Environmental- Human Response to Holocene Climatic Episodes in Northern Middle Atlantic

1/12 Reprints: Environmental- The Parsonsburg Sand in the Central Delmarva Peninsula, Maryland and Delaware

1/13 Reprints: Prehistoric Archeology of Native Americans of (Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, Blue Ridge, Ridge & Valley, Piedmont, and Coastal Plains)

1/14 Reprints: Quantitative Archeological Survey’s for D.C., Delaware, Maryland, Virginia

1/15 Reprints: Suggestions for Development/ Management of Archeological Sites in Maryland & Plans for State Archeology

1/16 Archeological Site Survey Form in Maryland (Wicomico, Talbot, Queen Anne’s, & Dorchester Counties)                                  

1/17 Archeological Site Survey Dorchester County (Early Archaic to Late 19th Century)

1/18 Native American Arrowheads (different shapes, materials, & ways of manufacturing)

1/19 Prehistoric Ceramics located in Maryland, Coastal Virginia, and Delaware

1/20 Articles on Unglaciated Eastern North America; and the Holocene Submergence of the Eastern Shore

1/21Excavating a Colonial Rice Plantation

1/22 A Survey of Artifact Collection from the Patuxent River Drainage, Maryland

1/23 Directions for Completing Archeological Nominations/ Project Notification and Review System + Department of the Interior National Register of Historic Places

1/24 Adena Influence in the Middle Atlantic Coast/ Adena and the Eastern Burial Cult

1/25 Nassawango Creek Site/ Prehistoric Resources Kent County, Maryland/ the Moore Site/ Tub Island Grit-Tempered Pot/ Waddell Site/ Willin Farm Site/ Chicone Sites #1 & 2/Marshyhope Site/ Hoore Site/ & Major Archaic Site

 

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