The dig began early summer 2014 and has uncovered a 30-by-20-foot masonry foundation as well as large numbers of artifacts. Some evidence may link the structure to the College of William and Mary ...

Today, we start the first step of building a house—digging the soil! Using only simple tools and traditional techniques, we prepare the foundation for an incredible primitive house project.

It’s a real gold mine.” Click here to see a gallery of photos from the dig. And keep your eyes peeled for more on the Wren Building dig in an upcoming story.

Funded by Old Point Bank in preparation for the construction of a new $8 million headquarters building, this 2010 excavation unearthed the foundation of a 1700s house linked to the Barrons ...

“In historic photos ... potentially using the foundation of that former building for a patio.” By Thursday , the Markosky team had reached the bottom of the 1960s dig, about 30 centimeters ...

One of those buildings was a Japanese ... "We're looking for foundations, garden features, tools or other objects." Not even 24 hours into the dig, Mooney and his team already found objects ...