Abundant rubble is visible at highest part of mound.
Brick, mortar, smooth plaster and some glass fragments were noted in the rubble. Some samples of these materials were collected from the base of a young elm growing from the center of the site. As determined by preliminary probing, the area of greatest rubble concentration seems to be marked by growth of a distinctive plant, similar to lambsear. Mr. Bob Fluornoy, who lives locally, reports that the site had been overgrown with native cedar, but was bulldozed by another neighbor, Mr. Bob Patten, who owns the surrounding land. The debris was pushed over the stream bank lying to the south.