This image shows part of a pit feature and two post-sized dark stains as they were first exposed after removal of overlying plow-mixed soil. Feature 44, a fire-related Seneca-era pit, is the large dark stain at the top (north end) of the test unit. Post Mold 56, a probable Seneca-era post, is adjacent to the lower left-hand corner of Feature 44; a line of charcoal is visible around its eastern edge. Post Mold 55, a definite Seneca-era post, is a separate feature just to the left of the black-and-white north arrow/scale with a few large, distinct pieces of charcoal inside. Kurt Jordan, Archaeologist
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Previously unpublished
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