Student dig at Fort Meade unearths discoveries
The "Soap Suds Row" archaeological dig proved children lived at Fort Meade.
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The "Soap Suds Row" archaeological dig proved children lived at Fort Meade.
The Fort Smith capture by Confederate troops and the surrender to Union troops will be reenacted Saturday and Sunday at the National Historic Site
More than 600 marks. A team of archaeologists has recorded every inscription on the stones that make up Fort Meade's old rifle range target wall.It's part of an effort to preserve the history of Fort Meade, which operated near Sturgis from 1878 until 1944.