Archaeology at Parker's Revenge

Meg Watters, president of Visual Environment Solutions, LLC, and one of the nation's leading historical archaeologists, discusses how new archaeological methods are helping to reconstruct the action known as Parker's Revenge, a fight between the Lexington Militia, led by Captain John Parker, and the British, who were retreating to Boston after the Battles of Lexington and Concord on April 19, 1775.

[@NightmareSWGOH]

46:30.... really wish we could see what she was talking about here.

[@timschulze5789]

Just revisted to check to see if anyone from the Society was monitoring comments. Noticed that this video has been left on KZbin for 6 years without corrections or editiing to add all of Ms. Watters presentation exhibits. There is a comment from 3 years ago to a link on a NPS site to Ms. Watters' report. Unfortunately the link is 404:page not found. I'm disappointed in the Society that they would leave this video in this condition considering that the 250th. Anniversary of this event is just over a year away. This is almost a completely useless resource for educators or students. Ms. Watters did a fantastic job of research, exploration, recording and reporting. It's a shame that her presentation of that work should be presented in this manner.

[@timschulze5789]

The documents, illustrations maps, data presented, etc. need to be provided. Suggest you re-edit this veto showing what was presented with an insert or a full screen with a voice over.

[@victoria5488]

Bummed that the visuals weren’t incorporated in this video. Here’s her report with the figures she refers to: www.npshistory.com/publications/mima/parkers-revenge-archaeology.pdf

[@bigdog517]

Thanks!

[@knolltop314]

Thank you.

[@barrybilicki1341]

Well if you have a presentation at least show visuals that are being shown. Great to hear, look at this map or status and you get a shot of someone pointing a laser pointer🤥

[@ejdotw1]

This is dreadful.

[@chuckcriswell5944]

If you can't do it right, why do it. Without the visuals this is worthless.