9 Marsh 2

The southern part of the marsh borders the shore line to the south, and a field and forest to the east. It is inhabited by Pie-Billed Grebe, White Ibis, Common Gallinule, Egrit, Heron, Marsh Wren, and the extinct Great Awk.

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Ryan Ingebritsen: A Walk Into the Past: The Soundscape of Pre-Colonial Shawmut Peninsula (Ambisonic Version)

Ryan Ingebritsen: A Walk Into the Past: The Soundscape of Pre-Colonial Shawmut Peninsula (Ambisonic Version)

For this hike, only choose 3D if you have head tracking headphones such as Apple Airpods with spatial audio. Otherwise, Choose 2D. A Walk Into the Past transports the listener back in time through sound within the boundaries of modern day Boston Common. Within this historic site, listeners can hear a sonic emulation of the sound environment that would have existed here nearly 400 years ago before English settlers arrived, including the bird, tree, insect, water features, and other wildlife that would have populated this area. Created using 3-dimensional audio, the walk provides a sonic experience of this ancient spot. As Boston harbor was filled in over the course of many years, the old "back bay" would have met the land right at the west edge of modern Boston Common where a dense salt marsh bordered the area between the land and the harbor.

A Walk Into the Past: The Soundscape of Pre-Colonial Shawmut Peninsula [Binaural]

A Walk Into the Past: The Soundscape of Pre-Colonial Shawmut Peninsula [Binaural]

A Walk Into the Past transports the listener back in time through sound within the boundaries of modern day Boston Common. Within this historic site, listeners can hear a sonic emulation of the sound environment that would have existed here nearly 400 years ago before English settlers arrived, including the bird, tree, insect, water features, and other wildlife that would have populated this area. Created using 3-dimensional audio, the walk provides a sonic experience of this ancient spot. As Boston harbor was filled in over the course of many years, the old "back bay" would have met the land right at the west edge of modern Boston Common where a dense salt marsh bordered the area between the land and the harbor.

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