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SUMMARY:Life and Death on the Maryland Frontier
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DESCRIPTION:Archaeologist Jim Gibb describes the process by which the Step
 hens plantation was identified and studied\, and what we have learned abou
 t European settlers on Indian lands in the early Colonial period..\nhttps:
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>William and Magdalen Stephens were among t
 he first European settlers to establish plantations on the Calvert County 
 side of the Patuxent River\, and among the earliest of the colonists to jo
 in the Society of Friends\, or Quakers.&nbsp\; Excavation of their plantat
 ion house and subsequent analyses of finds by the J. Patterson Park &amp\;
  Museum reveal something of how the family lived\, how they died\, and wha
 t they had hoped to accomplish in between.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Register with an
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