This picture shows an apparent staggered row of approximately nine Seneca-era posts, upon first exposure after removal of overlying plow-mixed soil. This shows the characteristic "zig-zag" pattern of posts used to brace flexible siding by having some post supports on the outside and some on the inside. A related image shows the same area with each of the possible Seneca-era posts marked. Kurt Jordan, Archaeologist
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