How Climate is Changing Chesapeake Bay Shorelines for Archeologists, Paleontologists
Credit: Pamela D’Angelo
Shorelines of the Chesapeake Bay are disappearing as sea level rises and higher tides eat away at beaches and cliffs. That means hand-wringing among some waterfront property owners. But for archeologists and paleontologists, the story is more complicated. Pamela D’Angelo explains.
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