From a 500-row sample across 6 columns.
dateHas borough codes (`borough`) — joinable, but needs boundary shapes to draw.
| biblioid | borough | author | date | title | report_abstract |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1514 | X | AKRF | 2013 | Phase 1A Archaeological Documenary Study Bronx Zoo Transportation Facility Bronx River parkway Bronx, New York | Documntary study focusing on parking areas and the entrance at the Bronx River Gate. |
| 1944 | X | Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, INC. | 2019 | Phase IA Historical Documentary and Archaeological Assessment Report for Project New Anerobic Digester, Bronx, Bronx County, New York | Documentary study of project site. |
| 1595 | X |
The machine field names SoQL needs, with the publisher's own description of each.
| Field | Type | Description | Null | Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
biblioid | text | A unique identification number for each report that is automatically generated. | 0% | 1868143149 |
borough | categorical | The borough that the project is within. Please note that the descriptor, “Y” signifies that the project is within more than one borough. | 0% | MKRof 6 |
author | text | The individual or firm that created the report. | 0% | Historical Perspectives,…Greenhouse Consultants, …Historical Perspectives,… |
date | text | The year the report was completed. | 0% |
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borough| Chrysalis Archaeological Consultants, INC. |
| 2014 |
| Phase IB Archaeological Monitoring Bartow-Pell Mansion- Pell Cemetery, Bronx, Bronx County, New York |
| Study to ensure that no situ burials or previously disturbed human burials and or human remains were impacted. |
| 8 | K | Bergoffen, Celia J. | 2004 | Archaeological Assessment Report Phase IA, Greenpoint-Williamsburg Rezoning, Part 2 of 4 - Lot Histories, Summary Data; 04DCP003K] | Project on the 184 blocks between the East River, the Williamsburg Bridge, the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, and McGinnes Boulevard in Greenpoint and Northside-Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This report, part II of 4, details the histories of each of the lots in the project area. Included in the given information are the first tax records, present use, and likelihoood of finding archaeologically significant artifacts on the property. |
| 126 | K | Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. | 1991 | Assessment of Archaeological Sensitivity Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal Site, Long Range Eastern Sludge Management Plan, GEIS III. | This report assesses the potential for archaeological sensitivity at the Eastern District Terminal Site, Brooklyn, New York. As part of the New York City Long Range Sludge Management Plan development would occur on Blocks 2294, 2301, 2308, 2324, 2301, 2308, 2324, 2332, and 2316. This survey assesses the potential for prehistoric and historic remains at the site through review of historic and cartographic sources relating to the project area. This survey provides information on the project area’s development throughout 19th century and early 20th century. This survey concludes that while there has been considerable disturbance throughout the project area, archaeological remains of residential lots from the 19th century are likely to exist between sections N. 6th and N 8th Street. |
| 127 | K | Allee King Rosen & Fleming, Inc. | 1991 | Assessment Of Archaeological Sensitivity Erie Basin Site, Long Range Sludge Management Plan, GEIS III. (CEQR-Generic) | This report assesses the potential for archeological sensitivity at the Erie Basin site, located in Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York. In conjunction with plans to develop Block 612, Lot 300, the project sets out to evaluate evidence for prehistoric and historic resources within the project location. This report reveals information on the impact of coastal developments and marine activity in the region during the late 19th century and early 20th century. This survey concludes that there is a high potential for preserved environmental data beneath cribwork associated the early development of the district’s maritime landscape. |
| 128 | K | Historical Perspectives, Inc. | 1991 | Preliminary Assessment Of Archaeological Sensitivity Brooklyn Eastern District Terminal Site, Long Range Sludge Management Plan, GEIS III. (CEQR-Generic) | This report assesses the potential for archaeological sensitivity in the Eastern District Terminal Site, Williamsburg, Brooklyn. In conjunction with plans to develop Blocks 2294, 2301, 2308, 2324, 2301, 2308, 2324, 2332, and 2316 the project sets out to evaluate evidence for prehistoric and historic resources within the project location. This survey conducts a review of historical records and cartographic information. This study reveals information on the development industry and housing in the neighborhood between the 18th century and early 20th century. This survey concludes that due to the disturbance of intact archaeological features there is a low probability for archaeological sites within the project area. |
| 129 | K | Bankoff, H. Arthur & Frederick A. Winter | 1987 | Erasmus Hall High School, Report of the Trial Excavations Conducted By The Brooklyn College Summer Archaeological Field School. LP-0171 | The following report details the results of trial excavations conducted on the campus of Erasmus Hall High School in Brooklyn, New York. The survey implemented field trench excavation with aims to recover data relating to the early history of the Erasmus Academy. The excavations revealed the presence of well preserved structural features (including: brick foundations) and intact stratification at the site. |
| 130 | K | Bankoff, H. Arthur & Frederick A. Winter | 1988 | Brooklyn College Summer Archaeological Field School, Excavations at the Christian Duryea House, Brooklyn, New York 1986. Former LP-1023, demolished. 11-14-78 | Project on the Christian Duryea House at 562 Jerome Street in the East New York section of Brooklyn. The objective of the archaeological excavations was to determine when the farmhouse was constructed and whether it had been moved to its current location. Researchers concluded that the majority of the house was not relocated but built at its current Jerome street location between 1780 and 1800. |
| 132 | K | Bergoffen, Celia J. | 1997 | 1425-1445 Gates Avenue, Block 3335, Lots 1, 56-59. Borough of Brooklyn, New York. [202-K] | This reports details the results of a Phase 1A archaeological assessment of potential sensitivity within Bushwick, Brooklyn, New York. The area for the proposed plan to develop a six story multifamily apartment building at 1425-1445 Gates Avenue, Lots 1 and 56-59, Block 3335 required the consideration and assessment of prehistoric and historic resources. The report examines historic texts and cartographic information to trace the neighborhood’s development throughout the 18th and 19th century. This survey concludes that there is a minimal potential significant archaeological features such as cisterns or privy remains at this site. |
200820071991title | text | The title of the report given by the report author. | 0% | The History and Archaeol…Archaeological Documenta…Lower East Side Rezoning… |
report_abstract | text | A description of the report and its findings created by LPC. | 1% | Project cataloging and a…Project between Pearl, P…Archaeological testing c… |