Excavating the Sutlers’ House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George
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Excavating the Sutlers’ House: Artifacts of the British Armies in Fort Edward and Lake George

by David R. Starbuck

History Archaeology
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In Excavating the Sutlers’ House, David R. Starbuck presents the artifacts from archaeological digs at Fort Edward and Lake George. These discoveries offer a tangible connection to the British armies' experiences in the colonial frontier, highlighting the role of sutlers in supporting military operations and daily sustenance.

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Excavating the Sutlers’ House details the archaeological work conducted at a key site associated with British military presence in the 18th century.

The book focuses on the artifacts uncovered, providing insights into the historical context of Fort Edward and Lake George.

Through careful analysis, it sheds light on the material culture of the British armies stationed in these strategic locations.

The findings contribute to a broader understanding of colonial military life and logistics in North America.

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