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What archeologists found at the farm where Woodstock was held

By Rachel Coker • Aug 5, 2019 • Research In The News•   

“Unfortunately, they cleaned up pretty well,” Maria O’Donovan of Binghamton’s Public Archaeology Facility tells TIME Magazine.

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