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Archeology begins for the Albany Convention Center. Check out coverage of excavations in the Times Union, Gazette, and the Business Review.
"Exhibit sheds light on early Albany slum: Life in Sheridan Hollow was grim for Irish Immigrants in 1800s," Times Union.
“Beneath the City: An Archaeological Perspective of Albany.” Several of the sites featured in the New York State Museum’s (NYSM) new exhibit were excavated by Hartgen, which also sponsored the exhibit.
Campers dig into Albany's past: Ten Broeck Mansion becomes archaeological training ground for week.
Crew digs up historic items: Archaeology team surveys Kate Mullany National Historic Site.
The 2007 Alice P. Kenney Award was presented to Karen Hartgen and Charles Fisher, For Contributions to Understanding the Dutch Colonial Experience in North America. Awarded by the New Netherland Institute.
The 2007 Sense of Place Award was presented to Hartgen Archeological Associates by the Historic Albany Foundation, Historic Cherry Hill, and the Albany Heritage Area Visitors Center.