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JAWS Youth Art 2023 Untitled 3
No full textThis is original artwork created for the 2023 J.A.W.S. Festival by a member of Acceleration Day and Evening Academy (ACCEL), Mobile, AL. To protect the minor\u27s identity, only the initials are used for the artist\u27s name.https://jagworks.southalabama.edu/jaws-youth_2023/1002/thumbnail.jp
DTB 067 Phillip Moody 4-11-2023
Get PDFIn this interview, Phillip Moody is interviewed by Autumn Falkner and Eric Ware at the Marx Library at the University of South Alabama. Mr. Moody discusses his memories of growing up in the Down the Bay neighborhood, and discusses some of his family history in and outside of the area. He talks about the origins of his lifelong love of playing the drums, and his experiences as a musician. He also describes some of the things children did for recreation Down the Bay, including roller skating, flying kites, and playing baseball. Mr. Moody concludes the interview talking about the impacts of various hurricanes, the Civil Rights Movement, and the changes that he has seen in Mobile in his lifetime
Archaeology at RV City
Get PDFWhat\u27s beneath RV City? Archaeological excavations reveal 300 years of Mobile history! The I-10 Mobile River Bridge Archaeological Project is conducted by the University of South Alabama Center for Archaeological Studies in partnership with Wiregrass Archaeological Consulting.
To learn more about the project, please visit the Center for Archaeological Studies website at the following link: https://www.southalabama.edu/org/archaeology/
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Glass Skate
Get PDFThis glass skate was excavated by archaeologists as part of the I-10 Mobile River Bridge Archaeology Project in Mobile, Alabama.
Please visit our blog to learn more about the South Royal Street site, where the skate was found at https://www.southalabama.edu/org/archaeology/news/archaeology_in_action_south_royal_street_site.html
Please visit the Center for Archaeological Studies website to learn more about archaeological projects in and around Mobile, AL at https://www.southalabama.edu/org/archaeology/
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Nick Tabor 2023
Get PDFSpeaker Series We Have Not Had One White Friend: The Forgotten 1980s Battle for Africatown by Nick Tabor To learn more about these projects, visit: https://www.southalabama.edu/org/archaeology/museum/ Special thanks to USA Center for Archaeological Studies, USA Department of English and the USA Department of Communication. Hosted by the University of South Alabama Archaeology Museum #archaeology #mobilealabama #history #alabama #mobile #unwritten #speakerseries #africatow
Native American Communities of the Gulf Coast ca AD 1150 1700 What Archaeology Can Tell Us
Get PDFAlabama Archaeological Society, Southwest Chapter Meeting & Lecture February 23, 2023 Mobile Bay was a thriving cultural crossroads for many millennia before the first Europeans settled here, and archaeology has a lot to tell us about the Native American communities who called this place home and their connections with people from far-flung places. This talk focuses on recent archaeological fieldwork conducted by USA faculty and students in and around Mobile Bay and discusses what we know about their interactions with other Native communities throughout Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and Florida. Dr. Erin S. Nelson is an assistant professor of anthropology at the University of South Alabama, Mobile. Her research examines the material remains of foodways, monumental and domestic architecture, and the organization of space to understand how past people negotiated issues of kinship, group identity, leadership, and worldview in the context of their communities. She is the author of Authority, Autonomy, and the Archaeology of a Mississippian Community (2021). Her newest research project examines the origins and development of the Pensacola Mississippian expression of the northern Gulf Coast through the lens of pottery
Abstract Water
No full textThe painting is an abstract of water. The center contains a sharp V shape within a field of blue.
Marx Library
Room 138https://jagworks.southalabama.edu/art_inventories/1110/thumbnail.jp
In Love
No full textThis is a painting of a young woman sitting in a field of flowers.
Marx Library
340 H
Gift of Dr. Woodhttps://jagworks.southalabama.edu/art_inventories/1077/thumbnail.jp
Sunrise Sunset
No full textThis is a painting of an antique wooden baby carriage and antique dolls.
Marx Library
4th Floor
Gift 2006https://jagworks.southalabama.edu/art_inventories/1011/thumbnail.jp
U2.31.1139 IND humeral head.jpg
No full texthttps://jagworks.southalabama.edu/baphoto-yr3_enthesealarm/1012/thumbnail.jp