Archaeology Reports Database

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

1988

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Report for the Shaft Site 21B, Brooklyn, New York. For: New York City Department of Environmental Protection City Tunnel No. 3, Stage 2. CEQR 89-119K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity at the Shaft Site 21B in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located between 901-903 Kent Avenue. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that while the project area is unlikely to contain significant information relating to prehistoric activity at the site there are likely to be undisturbed archaeological deposits, including remnants of structural features (i.e. wells, cisterns, privies and middens) from the late 19th century at the site. This report recommends further archaeological examination.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1988

Phase IA Archaeological Impact Report for the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society, Brooklyn Project. For: Parsons Brinkerhoff Quade and Douglas. CEQR 83-308K (within FEIS "Proposed Residential Development at Block 208 and Rezoning of Blocks 204 and 208,

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located between Blocks 203-208. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that while the project area is unlikely to contain significant information relating to prehistoric activity at the site there are likely to be undisturbed coastal landfill deposits which will not be exposed by the proposed construction-site. This survey determined that no further research or archaeological examination was necessary for this site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1989

Long Island College Hospital Parking Garage Site, Archaeological Assessment Report. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 87-013K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Blocks 283 and 289. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that while the project area is unlikely to contain significant information relating to prehistoric activity at the site there are likely remains of revolutionary war burials, Federal period farmsteads, and remnants of 19th century architectural features. This survey determined that further archaeological examinations at the site are necessary for this site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1989

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Report for the Newtown Creek Water Pollution Control Plant Upgrading, Greenpoint, New York. For: Greeley and Hansen. CEQR 89-170k

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Green Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Blocks 283 and 289. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources. This survey determined that there is a moderate potential for the preservation of prehistoric artifacts, and a low potential for the survival of historic resources. This survey determined that further archaeological examination through soil boring is necessary for this site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1989

Preliminary Archaeological Assessment for The Steeplechase Amusement Park, Brooklyn, New York. For: Allee King Rosen and Fleming, Inc. CEQR 87-147K

The following report is a preliminary assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Coney Island, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located at the site of the proposed Steeplechase Amusement Park. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric artifacts and does not recommend further archaeological examinations.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1990

Archaeological Assessment Report, Bridge Car Wash Site. For: Department of City Planning. CEQR 90-178K (Section I & II)

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity at the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources located at the Block 2062. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of historic archaeological deposits, including architectural remnants and backyard features, dating to the mid 19th century. This survey thus recommends further archaeological examinations at the site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1990

Archaeological Assessment Report For The Polytechnic Residence Hall, Brooklyn, New York. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 90-186K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity in Downtown, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources located at the Block 2062. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on Blocks 130 & 131. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of historic archaeological deposits, including architectural remnants and backyard features, dating to the mid to late 19th century. This survey thus recommends further archaeological examinations at the site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1991

Archaeological Assessment Of The Taaffe Place Pumping Station and Park Avenue Force Main Project. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 91-162K (1 of 2 volumes)

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity in the Wallabout Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located within the areas proposed for the development of a pumping station and water main. This survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of archaeological resources. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of remnants of commercial, residential, and public buildings dating to the mid to late 19th century. This survey thus recommends further archaeological and research evaluation.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1991

The New York City Long Range Sludge Management Plan, Generic Environmental Impact Statement III, Revere Sugar Site, Brooklyn, Phase IA Archaeological Assessment. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. (CEQR-Generic)

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity in Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources located at the Revere Sugar Site. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on Blocks 598, 599, 604, 605 and 612. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of prehistoric artifacts, historic structures (i.e. The Brooklyn Fire Brick Works) and archaeological deposits, such as backyard features, dating to the mid 19th century. This survey thus recommends further archaeological examinations at the site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1992

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Maujer Street Community Development Plan. For: The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Office of Development. CEQR 89-096K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity in Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on on Blocks 2785, 2791 and 3022. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources within the project area. This survey was able to determine this is a low potential for this site to reveal evidence on prehistoric activities in the project area, and that were is a high potential for preserved historic deposits, such as backyard features to exist at the site. This survey however does not recommend further archaeological examinations at this site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1992

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment Scholes Street Urban Renewal Area Housing Site. For: The New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development, Office of Development. CEQR 89-179K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological sensitivity in Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of historic resources located on sections of Block 3037. The survey utilizes cartographic and sourceed information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources at the Scholes Street Urban Renewal Area Housing Site. This survey was able to determine that within the project area was a low potential for preserving evidence of prehistoric occupation, and a high potential for preserving mid 19th century homelot features such as privies, and cisterns. This survey however does not recommend further archaeological examinations at this site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1993

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment, New York City Department of Environmental Protection Water Quality Facility Plan, Paerdegat Basin, Brooklyn, New York. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 92-051K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Flatlands neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located at the site of a proposed water quality facility. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits beneath fill layers and a low potential for historic deposits. However this report does not recommend further archaeological examination.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1993

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment, New York City Department of Environmental Protection Water Quality Facility Plan, Paerdegat Basin, Brooklyn, N.Y. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 92-DEP051K, Revised, September 1993.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Flatlands neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located at the site of a proposed water quality facility. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits and recommends archaeological examination through core testing.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1993

Phase IA Archaeological Report for the Gateway Estates Site, New Lots, Brooklyn, New York. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR No. 93-HPD014K.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the New Lots neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located at the Gateway Estates site. The survey utilizes cartographic and published information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources on-site. This survey determined that there is a high potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits and recommends the monitoring of subsurface excavations at the site. The survey was also able to conclude that there was a low potential for historic resources on-site and does recommend further archaeological investigation.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1995

Results of Phase IB Fieldwork Long Island College Hospital Site, Brooklyn, New York. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR 87-013K

The following report documents the results of archaeological testing at Van Voorhees Park (Block 283) in the Cobble Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducted subsurface archaeological testing in order to examine buried deposits for the presence or absence of archaeological resources in the Long Island College Hospital Site. This survey did not recover any archaeological features related to development of the site during the mid-18th century and does not recommend further archaeological testing.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1996

Phase IA Archaeological Assessment NYC Department of Environmental Protection Newtown Creek Water Pollution Control Plant. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming. CEQR 95-DEP205K.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located at the site of a proposed water treatment plant. The survey utilizes cartographic and environmental information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a moderate potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits and a low potential for pre-late 1800’s development at the site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

1998

Avenue V Pumping Station, Phase IA Archaeological Assessment. For: Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. CEQR No. 98DEP031K.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Bensonhurst section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 7140. The survey utilizes cartographic and environmental information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a moderate to strong potential for preserved prehistoric materials yet it does not recommend further investigation due to potential disturbance, for the mid to late 18th century historic resources located within in sections of the project area this survey recommends further archaeological testing.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2003

Phase Ia Archaeological Assessment, Water Street Rezoning, Brooklyn, NY. [B 36 L 1,3,14,16,36,39,52,53]; 0 water st rezone [01DCP004K]

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on the areas proposed for the rezoning of Block 36. The survey utilizes cartographic and environmental information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits, yet was able to determine that is a high potential for the preservation of architectural remnants dating to the late 17th century and recommends further testing at the site.

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Historical Perspectives, Inc.

2003

Phase Ia Archaeological Assessment Proposed Ikea Site, B 612 L 130, Red Hook, Erie Basin, Brooklyn, Kings Co. 03DCP041K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 612, Lot 130. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits, and a high potential for the preservation of a mid 18th century graving dock and pump house, however it does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.

2003

Archeological Testing Report, 100 Jay Street. Brooklyn, NY. B 53 L 24,26,27. 11-2003. [Light Bridges at 100 Jay Street Rezoning] 07DCP065K

The following report documents the results of archaeological testing in the DUMBO neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducted a physical examination of buried archaeological deposits located on Block 53 of the 100 Jay Street Project Area. Through trench excavations was able to determine that there is a significant archaeological deposits dating to the mid 19th century within the project area. Further recommendations are made for the complete excavation of privy features prior to development at the site.

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Hunter Research, Inc.

2002

Phase Ia Cultural Resource Documentary Study for Geritsen's Creek Ecosystem Restoration. USACE.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Marine Park section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources on the area proposed for the Gerritsen’s Creek Ecosystem Restoration project. The survey utilizes cartographic and environmental information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits, and a high potential for the preservation of a mid 18th century tidal mill; it recommends further archeological testing.

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Historic Sites Research

1977

Summary Of Findings Of The Archaeological Investigation On Identified Areas Of The Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House Property Prior To Disturbance By Architectural Restoration, Stages A&B.

Project on the Peter Claesen Wyckoff House at the intersection of Clarendon Road and Ralph Avenue in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Archaeological testing of the grounds around the house revealed late 19th and early 20th century artifacts and architectural features including a 19th century wooden plank wall, wooden floor boards, and a previously unknown curved stone foundation. Further archaeological testing was recommended to better understand the architectural history of the Peter Claesen Wyckoff House and the lifestyles of it's 19th century inhabitants.

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Key Perspectives

1988

Stage 1A Documentary Study, Transitional Housing For The Homeless, Linden Boulevard, Dewitt & Van Sindeeren Avenue. For: City of New York Department of General Services. CEQR 87-183K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the New Lots section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 3871, Lot 1, 50 and 51, 101. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric deposits, and found that the site has not been developed since historic settlement began in the area. This report does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Key Perspectives

1989

Documentary Study, 55 Goodwin Place Housing Site, Borough of Brooklyn. For: New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. (7/89 & Revised 10/89) CEQR 88-209K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity between 35-55 Goodwin Place located in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 3294. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric and historic features and does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Kopper, John S.

1981

Archaeological Survey, Columbia Street between Atlantic Avenue and Degraw Street (Contract 1B), South Brooklyn (Red Hook), N.Y. For: Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc. (Contract No. 213085) with Department of Water Resources, City of New York.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on the proposed site of a Water Pollution Control Project. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the survival of preserved prehistoric and historic deposits, and does not recommend further archeological testing on site.

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Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

2002

Phase Ib Archaeological Testing at the Gravesend Historic Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.

The following report documents the results of archaeological investigations carried out in the Gravesend Historic Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York. This survey implemented hand excavations in order to locate potential remains located around the perimeter of the cemetery. This sets out to determine if the construction of a wrought iron fence around the site would have any deleterious effects to unmarked burials or archaeologically sensitive deposits and on-site. Excavations at this site were able to determine that the proposed fence would not adversely impact resources within the project area.

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Louis Berger & Associates, Inc.

1986

Cultural Resource Assessment, 97 Columbia Heights, Block 219, Lot 1, Brooklyn, New York. For: H-M Associates, Inc., New York, New York.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity at 97 Columbia Heights located in the Brooklyn Heights Historical District, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 219, Lot 1. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for preserved prehistoric and historic resources and does not recommend further archeological testing on site.

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Louis Berger & Associates, Inc.

1988

Phase IA Cultural Resource Assessment Proposed Juvenile Detention Center, East New York, Brooklyn, New York. For: Department of Juvenile Justice, New York, New York. CEQR 88-011K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in East New York, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located in the area proposed for a Juvenile Detention Center. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for preserved prehistoric and historic resources and does not recommend further archeological testing on site.

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Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.

1980

201 Facilities Plan for WP-287 The Coney Island W.P.C.P., Public Hearing Draft Report, Volume II Technical Report, Volume III Environmental Assessment.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Coney Island section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located in the area proposed for Water Pollution Control Plant. This survey determined that there is a moderate potential for preserved of prehistoric materials beneath historic fill layers on-site, and recommends further archeological testing.

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John Milner Associates, Inc.

1995

A Phase IA Second Level Topic-Intensive Documentary Study for the Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area, Brooklyn, New York. Prepared for: Atlantic Housing Corporation c/o Hudson Companies, Inc. and Atlantic Center Housing Associates c/o Forest City Ratne

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Downtown, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located in sections proposed for the development of a housing and recreational facilities. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the site has a high potential for containing yard features related to the mid 18th century development and recommends further archeological testing.

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John Milner Associates, Inc.

1996

The Archaeology of Domesticity in Victorian Brooklyn: Exploratory Testing and Data Recovery at Block 2006 of The Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area, Brooklyn, New York. For: Atlantic Housing Corporation c/o Hudson Companies, Inc. and Atlantic Center H

Project on Block 2006 of the Atlantic Terminal Urban Renewal Area in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. The report details the history and archaeological investigations of 385-395 Cumberland Street and 442-452 Carlton Avenue. Finds included household materials such as ceramics and silverware from intact privies and cisterns dating to the mid-19th Century. These materials allowed researchers to study the lives of the white collar middle-class Victorians who transformed Brooklyn into the largest commuting suburb.

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New York Landmarks Conservancy, Technical Preservation Services Center

1986

The Christian Duryea House, Brooklyn, New York: A Historical and Archaeological Investigation.

Project on the Christian Duryea House, a historic Dutch farmhouse at 562 Jerome Street in the East New York section of Brooklyn. The report indentifies the areas of the site that are potentially archaeological significant and gives an overview of its history. The historical analysis is focused on the Duryea family and the period between the mid- 18th century to late 19th century when the family operated a large farm complex on the site.

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Pickman, Arnold

1999

Stage 1a Archaeological Documentary Study, Flatlands Retail Center, Brooklyn, New York. For Mott Haven Builders. CEQR 99-DME-005K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Canarsie section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 8152, Lot 300 and 301. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the site has a high to moderate potential for preserving prehistoric materials, and a low potential for containing historic resources. This report does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Pickman, Arnold

1987

Assessment of Archaeological Resources In The Proposed Mill Basin Waterfront Special District, Brooklyn, New York Background Study. For: Tippetts, Abbett, McCarthy, and Stratton. CEQR 85-307K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Flatbush, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review on prehistoric and historic resources located within the boundaries of the proposed special zoning district. This survey was able to determine that there is high potential for locating preserved prehistoric materials, and a moderate potential for finding architectural remains associated with an early 20th century factory. Furthermore this report recommends further archeological testing at this site.

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Pickman, Arnold

1992

Archaeological Documentary Study Bushwick Urban Renewal Area Borough of Brooklyn Block 3184, Lots 40, 41, and 42. CEQR 90-038K.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 3184, Lot 40, 41, and 42. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for the preservation of prehistoric and historic resources and does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Pickman, Arnold

1994

Archaeological Documentary Study 1267-1279 East 35th Street, Brooklyn, New York. For: Yeshiva Tiferes Yisrael. CEQR 94-BSA-030K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity at 1267-1279 East 35th Street in the Gowanus section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located on Block 7635, Lot 11. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for preserved prehistoric and historic resources and does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Pickman, Arnold

1995

Archaeological Documentary Study East New York I URA- 2nd Amendment New York City, Borough of Brooklyn. For: City of New York Department of Housing Preservation and Development. CEQR No. 94HPD018K. (2nd copy December 1994)

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the New Lots section of East New York, Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources in the proposed area of the East New York Urban Renewal. This survey determined that there is a low potential for preserved resources and does not recommend further archeological testing.

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Pipes, Marie-Lorraine

1995

Archaeological Data Recovery Excavations at the Shaft 21 B Project Site Near Kent and Willoughby Avenues in Brooklyn, New York. Faunal Addendum. For: KiSKA Construction Corporation. [909 911 Kent Ave.] CEQR No. 89-119K.

Project at 909 and 911 Kent Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. The report analyzes the animal remains recovered from late-19th century deposits on the lots. The finds allow researchers to reconstruct the diet of lower middle class families in Brooklyn at the turn of the century.

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RBA Group Inc. Engineers-Architects-Planners

2002

Archaeological Documentary Study of Clove Road, Block 1309, Crown Heights, Borough of Brooklyn. DOT-HWKP166

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources in an area proposed for the reconstruction of Clove Road and Malborne
Street. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that within the project area there is an important Revolutionary War locale at the intersection of the original Clove Road and Bedford Pass. This report recommends further archaeological testing at the site.

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Rothschild, Nan A & Susan A Dublin

1985

Metropolitan Technology Center, Brooklyn, New York, Phase I: Cultural Resources Summary For McKeown and Franz, Inc. CEQR 82-248K

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in Downtown Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located in the Metrotech development area. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that while there is a low potential for preserved prehistoric, there is a high potential for the existence of rear yard features, such as cisterns and privies, dating to the nineteenth century and recommends further archaeological testing at the site.

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Salwen, Bert, Sarah Bridges & Joel Klein

1973

An Archaeological Reconnaissance At The Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House, Kings County, New York.

Project on the Pieter Claesen Wyckoff house in Flatbush, Brooklyn located at the intersection of Clarendon Road and Ralph Avenue. The report describes the archaeological excavations of the 17th century Dutch Colonial farmhouse believed to be the oldest house in the state. Excavations verified the dates of construction to between 1660-1680 in accordance with findings from previous architectural studies. Further archaeological testing is recommended.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1976

Archaeological Surveys, Imlay And Conover Streets in the Red Hook Section, Brooklyn, New York. (Including Addendum and Bibliographical supplement.) For: Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc. with Department of Water Resources, City of New York.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located in the proposed area for the Water Pollution Control Project. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that there is a low potential for preserved prehistoric and historic resources at the site and does not recommend further archaeological testing.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1977

Stage 1 Archaeological Survey (First Phase) Main And Plymouth Streets Howard Alley to Pearl Street and Furman Street, Atlantic Avenue to Joralemon Street. Contract 1A Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project, Brooklyn, New York. For: Mason & Hanger-Silas

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located in the area of the proposed installation of sewer tunnels at Furham, Main and Plymouth Streets. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the proposed sewer lines would not affect any preserved prehistoric and historic resources present at the site and does not recommend further archaeological testing.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1977

Stage I, Archaeological Survey, Fulton Street (Cadman Plaza West) Furman Street to East of Front Street, Atlantic Avenue, Furman Street and Joralemon Street, West of Columbia Street, Main and Plymouth Streets, Howard Alley to Pearl Street, Contract 1A Red

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources located in the proposed area of the Water Pollution Control Project. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the proposed development is likely to impact significant early nineteenth century maritime resources located in the Fulton Ferry Historic District, and recommends further archaeological testing.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1977

Stage I Archaeological Survey, Nevins Street, Butler Street to President Street, Contract 3F, Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project, Brooklyn, New York. For: Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc. under their contract No. 213085 with Department of Wate

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources in the area proposed for the Water Pollution Control Project. The survey utilizes cartographic and archival information to determine the presence or absence of historic resources, their significance, and the likelihood that these survived subsequent episodes of on-site disturbance. This survey determined that the proposed sewer lines are not likely to impact significant archaeological and historical resources, and does not recommend further archaeological testing.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1980

Preliminary Report on Two Cannons Dating from About the Civil War in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, New York, Contract W.P. 152, Red Hook Foundation W.P.C.P.

The following report is an assessment of historic resources located at the former sewage treatment plant at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. This survey conducts a historical review of two cannons which were found in the Water Pollution Control Project Area. The cannons were first discovered during demolition work at the navy docks and believed to be of the Civil War period. This survey determined that the cannons likely date to the mid-eighteenth century and recommends their restoration and preservation.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1980

Stage 2, Archaeological Survey, The Archaeology and History of the Empire Stores, 2-14 Main Street, Brooklyn, Contract 1A, Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project, Brooklyn, New York. For: Underpinning and Foundation Constructors, Inc., to Red Hook Cons

The following report documents the results of archaeological testing conducted between 2-14 Main Street, in the DUMBO section of Brooklyn. This survey conducted subsurface testing in order to examine buried deposits for the presence or absence of significant archaeological resources located in the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project Area. Through test pit and trench excavation this survey was able to reveal information about the history and development of the Empire Stores site.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1981

Stage II, Archaeological Survey, The Archaeology and History of Lower Fulton and Joralemon Streets, Brooklyn, New York, WP 152Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project, Contract 1A for Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc. For Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason, C

The following report documents the results of archaeological testing conducted on lower Fulton Street, in the Fulton Ferry Historic District in Brooklyn. This survey conducted subsurface testing in order to examine buried deposits for the presence or absence significant archaeological resources located in the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project Area. Through site monitoring of sewer excavations this survey was able to reveal information on the early history and development of Fulton Ferry Historic District.

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Solecki, Ralph S.

1984

Stage I Archaeological Survey, WP 152 Red Hook W.P.C.P., Contracts 1B-1 and 1B-2, Alternate Route from No. 12 Regulator to Degraw Street Inclusive. South Brooklyn, New York. For: Mason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co., Inc.

The following report is an assessment of archaeological and historical sensitivity in the Red Hook section of Brooklyn. This survey conducts a literature review of prehistoric and historic resources in the area proposed of a proposed sewer trench. This survey consisted of a surface examination, section drawings of open trenches located at Atlantic Avenue and Port Authority Site, an examination of seven boring samples, and a desk-based assessment. This survey determined that the proposed sewer lines are not likely to impact significant archaeological and historical resources, and therefore does not recommend further archaeological testing.

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Stone, Linda

1996

Phase IB Archaeological Assessment of Soil Borings in Advance of Dockwork At The Red Hook Water Pollution Control Plant. Capital Project No WP-284 / Contract No. 104 For: Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation. NCEQR-K

The following report documents the results of soil boring conducted in the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood of Brooklyn. This survey conducted subsurface testing in order to identify cultural resources associated with the prehistoric period, nineteenth century fill, and/or Revolutionary War burials located in the Red Hook Water Pollution Control Project Area. The core data did not contain any significant archaeological materials.