Summary of project specific ACTIVITIES1 document ethnohistoric context of postbellum yorktown specifically focusing on the african american experience in the village of yorktown, slabtown uniontown,…

Summary of project specific ACTIVITIES1 document ethnohistoric context of postbellum yorktown specifically focusing on the african american experience in the village of yorktown, slabtown uniontown, cook road, surrender road, and goosely road settlements as guided by community concerns, which may include the following this information will help frame the description and analysis of continuity in patterns of traditional use and association, as distinct from other park uses or park visitors this study will examine the extent to which these patterns of association continue 2 conduct geophysical testing of cemetery associated with african american masonic temple located adjacent to the national cemetery on land transferred by the masonic organization to the national government this geophysical testing will identify if and how many additional burials are located in the adjacent field performance goals including milestones and expected outcomes establishing official points of contact for and collecting ethnographic oral reports from traditionally associated groups from slabtown communities locate and understand resources that are still visible to and or used by this community document and understand the user group associated with any extant cemetery related to slabtown s residentsbeneficiaries removed communities that now reside in contemporary yorktown, williamsburg, hampton roads, norfolk, and virginia beach william and mary faculty and studen