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This book represents over a decade’s work (2001–present) on a historical archaeology project, the Great Dismal Swamp Landscape Study (GDSLS). As the developer and director of the GDSLS, I have worked with many colleagues, students, sponsors, media people, landowners, and interested members of the public since the project began. Also, I have worked with several federal agencies and institutions that have played significant direct and indirect roles in this multidisciplinary project.
I would first like to thank the people who met with me and told me much about their personal, familial, and/or tribal historical connections with the Great Dismal Swamp: Fred Bass, Deanna Beacham, Fred Bright, Clinton Grandy, and Phyllis Speidell. Their observations on the swamp’s social history and related matters influenced my developing views of the same. Also, Mona Lisa Gary has my deep appreciation for sharing her nice and meaningful comments. Finally, the numerous people who spoke with me after I gave presentations, who sent informative e-mails, and who otherwise responded to the archaeological work in the Great Dismal Swamp have my appreciation for helping me to recognize the various significances of this history and landscape.
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