Polychrome faience vessel recovered in Shenkel excavations
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Shenkel's excavations at Madame John's, while not reported to the standards now typical in professional archaeology, were important in establishing what was then a new specialization in archaeology, the study of the recent past. The collections from all of the Madame John's excavations are housed at the Louisiana State Museum, where they have been particularly useful to those studying the material culture of Louisiana in the colonial era.
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Madame John’s Legacy
Madame John’s Legacy, located at 628-632 Dumaine Street, is often considered one of the best surviving examples of French Colonial architecture in the French Quarter, even though the existing…