Lydia Garver recently received a doctorate in anthropology from the Archaeology and Social Context Program at Indiana University, Bloomington. She is a historical archaeologist interested in transatlantic German studies particularly trade and communication networks, religion, and domestic life. She has worked on a number of German American sites in Pennsylvania, and is currently leading archaeological programing at The Speaker's House in Trappe, PA.

Location

Minneapolis

Disciplines

• American Studies
• History
• Anthropology
• Archaeology
• Cultural Studies and Ethnic Studies

Affiliation

The Speaker's House