Traces of stained soil are observed and the unit is carefully cleaned. An example of a survey unit. The Archeologists point to the stained soil. The stained soil is a clue that might tell them more about the site. They will take some for sampling.
Archeologist holds an artifact found in one of the units.
These are some of the big artifacts found in the Fall. They are a piece of broken pottery and a drill. Both pieces date back to the Woodland Peoples. Based on these findings, the archeologists will returned in the Spring and will continue to search for more artifacts. Click here to view the Spring Survey Preparations.