Contents

• Introduction: The Archaeology in Annapolis Project / Paul A. Shackel, Paul R. Mullins and Mark S. Warner
• 1. Expanding Archaeological Discourse: Ideology, Metaphor, and Critical Theory in Historical Archaeology / Paul R. Mullins
• 2. Ethnography in Annapolis / Parker B. Potter, Jr.
• 3. Remembered Communities: Colt’s Court and Hell Point in Annapolis, Maryland, 1900-1950 / Hannah Jopling - - 4. Archaeologists, Residents, and Visitors: Creating a Community-Based Program in African American Archaeology / George C. Logan
• 5. Maintenance Relationships in Early Colonial Annapolis / Paul A. Shackel
• 6. Zooarchaeology and Social Relations in Annapolis, Maryland / Justin S. E. Lev-Tov
• 7. Shifting Land Use, Shifting Values, and the Reinvention of Annapolis / Julie H. Ernstein
• 8. Societal Change on the Household Level: A Quantitative Spatial Analysis of the Green Family Print Shop Site / Laura June Galke
• 9. "The Best There Is of Us": Ceramics and Status in African American Annapolis / Mark S. Warner
• 10. Cultural Landscapes of Printers and the "Heav’n- Taught Art" in Annapolis, Maryland / Barbara J. Little
• 11. Part of a "Polished Society": Style and Ideology in Annapolis’s Georgian Architecture / Christopher N. Matthews
• 12. The Archaeology of Vision in Eighteenth- Century Chesapeake Gardens / Elizabeth Kryder-Reid
• 13. A Street Plan for Hierarchy in Annapolis: An Analysis of State Circle as a Geometric Form / Mark P. Leone, Jennifer Stabler and Anna-Marie Buriaga
• Epilogue: From Georgian Order to Social Relations at Annapolis and Beyond / Charles E. Orser, Jr