Archaeology and Created Memory

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Exploring the archaeology of Harpers Ferry during its wartime and Victorian periods, this work challenges established historical narratives shaped by historians and the National Park Service. It emphasizes the importance of inclusivity in historical interpretation, uncovering overlooked stories and alternative perspectives that enrich our understanding of the town's past. By confronting traditional views, it highlights how archaeology can serve as a tool for both memory and re-evaluation of history.