About: Mary Ellen Lepionka - Indigenous History of Essex County, Massachusetts

About the Author   Mary Ellen Lepionka of Gloucester is an independent scholar researching the Indigenous history of Essex County from the last Ice Age to around 1700 for a book on the subject. Some chapters have been published on . Mary Ellen is a retired college instructor, textbook developer, author, and publisher with a

Explorations into the Indigenous History of Danvers Area

The Archaeology and Indigenous History of Dogtown in Gloucester & Rockport, MA – Sowams Heritage Area

The Archaeology and Indigenous History of Dogtown in Gloucester & Rockport, MA – Sowams Heritage Area

Mary Ellen Lepionka – Beverly's Indigenous People - Montserrat College of Art Massachusetts

About: Mary Ellen Lepionka - Indigenous History of Essex County, Massachusetts

Land Acknowledgment Merrohawke Nature School

The Peabody Museum Annual Report by Phillips Academy - Issuu

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Where were the Indigenous settlements in Essex County? - Indigenous History of Essex County, Massachusetts

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The Archaeology and Indigenous History of Dogtown in Gloucester & Rockport, MA – Sowams Heritage Area

Pieces of the puzzle: Teasing out the history of 1646 and Andover's Town Seal, part 2, asking questions and searching for answers

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