Features of Woodland age are present but not common. In at least four cases it appears that later Woodland peoples excavated pit features into earlier Archaic burials. Only one definite Woodland burial is present on the North Rim. A poorly preserved extended burial was discovered which contained a very large projectile point with a base similar to the Middle Woodland Bakers Creek forms. On the underside of this projectile point was a poorly preserved copper encrustation in the form of a partial ring.
Pottery comprises mainly grog tempered plain and cord marked sherds.
Much of this pottery was recovered in plow zone, and the total for the site was less than 280 grams. The North Rim section of the site contained approximately 240 features and included pits, hearths, postmolds and graves. Among these features were 27 graves containing the remains of 35 individuals. One grave contained a mass burial of 6 individuals. Two other graves contained the remains of two individuals.