Exhumation of a Hero, Colonel Ben Milam, Milam Park Renovation, Phase I

Tennis, Cynthia L.

doi:10.21112/ita.1995.1.10

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“…However, archaeological assessment of the two burials at Santa Rosa Hospital shows some similarities to other historic burials in the area. For example, the coffin construction and condition of these two burials are very similar to each other and also are very similar to the Milam Park burials (Tennis 1995a(Tennis , 1995b.…”

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“…Previous archaeology in the immediate area is limited to two CAR projects conducted in 1995 (Tennis 1995a(Tennis , 1995b. Both projects were associated with monitoring the renovation of Milam Park located across Houston Street from Santa Rosa Hospital ( Figure 1).…”

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“…The monitoring efforts led to the discovery and investigation of two individuals buried there prior to its abandonment as a city cemetery. One set of remains was determined to be that of Ben Milam, a hero of the Texas War of Independence, who died on December 7, 1835, during the Battle of San Antonio de Bejar (Tennis 1995a).…”

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