Childlife in Virginia : 18th Century and Early 19th Century 

Smallpox in the 18th Century 

Aspects of the African American Experience in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg and Norfolk 

"As good a joiner as any in Virginia": African-Americans in the Eighteenth-Century Building Trades 

Butchering and Processing of Pork in Eighteenth Century Williamsburg, The 

"In the Middle of this Poverty Some Cups and a Teapot": The Material Culture of Slavery in Eighteenth-Century Virginia and the Furnishing of Slave Quarters at Colonial Williamsburg 

Historical Archaeology, Identity Formation, and the Interpretation of Ethnicity 

Landmarks and Neighborhoods in Eighteenth-Century Williamsburg: A Feasibility Study 

Resource Protection Planning Revisited: James City County, York County, and the City of Williamsburg 

History of Black Education and Bruton Heights School, Williamsburg, Virginia, A 

On Taking Great Pains With Fashion 

Early Methods of Storage of Fruits and Vegetables 

Provisioning Early American Towns. The Chesapeake: A Multidisciplinary Case Study 

Common People and Their Material World: Free Men and Women in the Chesapeake, 1700-1830 

Distributing Meat and Fish in Eighteenth-Century Virginia: The Documentary Evidence for the Existence of Markets in Early Tidewater Towns 

Milliners of Williamsburg in the Eighteenth Century 

Mills in Eighteenth Century Virginia with Special Study of Mills near Williamsburg 

Brush-Everard House. 1718. Williamsburg, Virginia. A Comparative Microscopical Paint and Color Analysis of the Interior Color of the 18th Century Architectural Surface Coatings. 

Women Merchants and Milliners in Eighteenth Century Williamsburg 

Marketing Meat and Fish in the Eighteenth-Century Tidewater: The Documentary Evidence for the Existence of Markets in Early Peninsula Towns