Moderator: Christine Ames, Capital City Fellow, DC Historic Preservation Office
* “An Architectural and Cultural Analysis of Obscured Slavery Contexts on Elite Properties in D.C., Maryland, and Virginia,” Julianna Jackson, District Leadership Program Intern, DC Historic Preservation Office
* “The Church on the Hill: Inter-related Narratives, Conflicting Priorities, and the Power of Community Engagement,” Matthew Palus and Lyle Torp, The Ottery Group
* “Of Liminal States: Transitions to Urbanity and Modernity in the Late 18th
* "Early 20th Century at One Southeast Washington, D.C. Market Farm,” Geri Knight-Iske and Paul Kreisa, Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.
D.C.’s archaeological projects generate critical issues for the public and the profession. Papers look at the cutting-edge work taking place and the diverse stories they reveal. Panelists consider the challenges of interpreting and protecting the growing volume of material culture evidence and how the public engages with archaeology as the exciting portal it can be to our collective past
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