This photograph is a close-up of the full cross section of a roughly circular dark stain (Post Mold 76) at the White Springs site; the west part of the stain already has been removed. The stain is the traces of a small Seneca-era post that regularly tapered to a distinct point. The post formed part of the vestibule/entryway wall for House 3, and was one of the posts that helped us to determine that the house wall curved inward to the east. Kurt Jordan, Archaeologist
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