Twelve pit features were identified at the base of a midden which extended to 0.7 foot below the plowzone. Karnak stemless projectile points dominated a large and varied assemblage of stone tools which indicated a major base camp. Features and midden are laden with sandstone firecracked rock. Carbonized botanical materials, especially hickory remains, were common. No features were identified but their presence is suspected.
Diagnostic artifacts indicate a Late Archaic occupation.
Portions of this site remain unplowed. 12 Mo 314 appear to be eligible for nomination to the National Register of Historic Places. Recommendations for additional investigations and for protective measures have been presented to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources. The project began in July of 1986 and was completed on July 1, 1987.