This picture shows two crews of archaeologists at work in the East Fields at the Townley-Read site. The group in the foreground are working in Domestic Refuse Cluster 3, where a buried plowed trash deposit was located. The group in the background is working in Domestic Refuse Cluster 2, which was a probable house location. The distance between the groups is approximately how far apart Seneca houses were built at the site. Kurt Jordan, Archaeologist
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