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How did you make a cake before the invention of baking soda? Learn about the different forms of leavening with a historic cake recipe with Liz this month for the Great Maryland Recipe Hunt! Have a favorite cake recipe of your own? Submit it to marylandrecipes.org to help preserve food history today!

This is a recording of the first Wallville Community Meeting held at the Prince Frederick Library on Monday, January 30th at 11am. Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum (JPPM), with the help of funding through the National Park Service Civil Rights grant program, are looking for citizens to participate in sharing their knowledge of the Wallville community. Wallville, a small and once predominantl...

Learn about one colonial version of a casserole, squirrel pot pie with Nate & Liz for this month's video as part of the Great Maryland Recipe Hunt! Have a recipe using game like muskrat or squirrel, or any other Maryland recipe? Submit it here: marylandrecipes.org/ and help preserve Maryland food history

Learn about some of the cool history behind chocolate with Liz! Have a favorite chocolate recipe of your own? Submit it today at marylandrecipes.org to help preserve Maryland food history.

Learn a little about this favorite Christmas recipe with Liz as she dives into the history of mince pies and other Holiday traditions!

Learn how to make a late 1700's recipe for "pompkin" soup with Liz! Then submit your pumpkin recipe at: marylandrecipes.org/submit-recipe and help preserve Maryland's food history!

Discover pawpaws with Liz this week to celebrate fall with The Great Maryland Recipe Hunt! Do you have a favorite pawpaw recipe to share? Contribute it here to be apart of an ongoing project to collect Maryland historical cooking recipes: marylandrecipes.org/online-submission-form

Today Liz is going to be talking about corn as part of The Great Maryland Recipe Hunt! Learn something new about the vast history of this dinner table staple! Do you have a classic recipe featuring corn? Help preserve Maryland culinary history by submitting here: marylandrecipes.org

Do you think you could you turn a rock into a useful tool? Educator Nate Salzman walks us through the surprisingly complex science of flintknapping, or the process of turning stone into blades, arrowheads, spear points, axes, jewelry and more. Making tools from stone may be thousands of years old, but required people to think about the properties of the material they were using and the physics ...

Time Traveling Kids Storytime: Hank's Big Day

Sara Rivers-Cofield, Curator of Federal Collections at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory, introduces a simple "3 Senses" test to determine when, and how quickly, an artifact bag is in need of replacing. The MAC Lab requires collections to utilized standard polyethylene bags for storing artifacts, which have a limited lifespan so use this information as a guide to when those ba...

Sara Rivers-Cofield, Curator of Federal Collections, and Alice Merkel, Collections Assistant, at the Maryland Archaeological Conservation Laboratory, walk through how to pack artifacts in both bags and boxes for curation and storage. In addition, tips are offered as to how best to arrange boxes to simplify handling and, as always, best protect artifacts. The Maryland Archaeological Conservation...

Join Lindsay Hollister, JPPM's horticulturalist, in the field as she "taps" a black walnut tree for its sap and, eventually, syrup! Trees are usually tapped early in the spring as the sap is rising, distributing energy stored in the trees roots to the buds waiting on the branches until photosynthesis can start again. This video includes an animated food web showing how the energy in the sap and...

Remove a problem species and make a natural soap! Lindsay Hollister, JPPM's horticulturalist, shares how to identify the invasive English Ivy vine and make a soap from the saponins it naturally produces. These molecules naturally deter predators from eating the species, but their structures also make them bond to both waters and fats. This video includes prompts at 2:17 and answers at the end f...

Silica Gel Use and Regeneration (OER)

How to apply paper artifact labels (OER)

SS21 3 LEGGETT FINAL

SS21 2 TAYAC FINAL

JPPM Speaker Series: The Archaeology of Tattooing in North America and Beyond

JPPM Speaker Series 2021- Chesapeake ReMatriation: Piscataway Womanly Culture

Pulling a Car With Yucca (OER)

Search for Seeds - Archaeobotany Activity (OER)

Conserving Waterlogged Wood (OER)

Weaving and Small Looms (OER)

Electrolytic Reduction (OER)

Patty Fest, Summer Concert Series, September 3 @ 4 pm

Ceramic Mending Activity (OER)

How to play Nine Men's Morris (OER)

A Beginner's Guide to Paper Marbling (OER)