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Books on the topic "Rhode island, antiquities"

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A, Turnbaugh William, and Museum of primitive Art and Culture., eds. The nineteenth-century American collector: A Rhode Island perspective : selections from the Museum of Primitive Art and Culture, Peace Dale, Rhode Island. Museum of Primitive Art and Culture, 1991.

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Lambert Farm: Public archaeology and canine burials along Narragansett Bay. Harcourt Brace College Publishers, 1997.

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Lambert Farm: Public archaeology and canine burials along Narragansett Bay. Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2002.

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Roger Williams Park (Providence, R.I.). Museum of Natural History, ed. All things connected: Native American creations : selections from the Native American collection, the Museum of Natural History, Roger Williams Park, Providence, Rhode Island. The Museum, 1995.

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Lawrence, Durrell. Reflections on a marine Venus: Companion to the landscape of Rhodes. Axios, 2009.

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Lawrence, Durrell. Reflections on a marine Venus: A companion to the landscape of Rhodes. Marlowe & Co., 1996.

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J, Bernstein David. Prehistoric subsistence at Greenwich Cove, Rhode Island. 1987.

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Peabody, Turnbaugh Sarah, Turnbaugh William A, and Museum of Primitive Art and Culture (Peace Dale), eds. The Nineteenth-century American collector: A Rhode Island perspective : selections from the Museum ofPrimitive Art and Culture, Peace Dale, Rhode Island. Museum of Primitive Art and Culture, 1991.

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The Nineteenth-century American collector: A Rhode Island perspective : selections from the Museum of Primitive Art and Culture, Peace Dale, Rhode Island. Museum of Primitive Art and Culture, 1991.

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Brown University. Center for Old-World Archaeology and Art., ed. Rome's alpine frontier: Proceedings of the conference held at the Center for Old World Archaeology and Art, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, September 27th, 1986. Art and Archaeology Publications, 1990.

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Book chapters on the topic "Rhode island, antiquities"

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Hunter, Douglas. "Vinland Imagined." In Place of Stone. University of North Carolina Press, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.5149/northcarolina/9781469634401.003.0007.

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Aided by American antiquarians, the Royal Society of Northern Antiquities of Denmark produced Antiquitates Americanae (1837) which argued Vinland of the Norse sagas was in southern New England. Editor Carl Christian Rafn published a borderline fraudulent interpretation of Dighton Rock that turned it into a Viking inscription. A colonial windmill in Newport, Rhode Island was misinterpreted as the ruin of a Christian Norse church. An Indigenous burial near Dighton Rock at Fall River was miscast as Norse or Phoenician and immortalized by Henry Longfellow in “The Skeleton in Armor.” This chapter argues Antitquiates Americanae and the RSNA’s Mémoires represented an elaborate exercise in transatlantic Gothicism. White Tribism also factored in Rafn’s analysis, as he made Norsemen the improvers of ancestral Native Americans.
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