The Archeological History of New York volume 2
The Archeological History of New York volume 2
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. 35 Village site near Fisher Falls in Newstead, on the south side of Murder creek, on lot 42. It was somewhat oval and had caches. Squier thought it a work mentioned by Kirkland in 1787 (Squier, p. 80, pi. N, no. 2). Beauchamp says: "It is prob- ably one of the Neutral forts. There is a cemetery on the sandy knolls west of the embankment. " (See figure 74. ) 36 Village site on lot 7, Elma, on the Mullen estate east of the creek road. This site is regarded by Professor Houghton as Wenro. There ...are numerous refuse heaps, lodge sites, stone axes, bone implements and pottery fragments. THE ARCHEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK 553 37 Village site on lot 18 in Elma on the west side of Buffalo creek on high hank. Triangular flints, potsherds and celts are found. 38 Village site in Klma on the Big Flats. This is a recent Seneca site of the post-revolutionary period. 39 Village site in Elma covering extensive area, on lot 4, is on the north side of Buffalo creek just west of the town line. Numerous refuse heaps and triangular points are found.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 35 Village site near Fisher Falls in Newstead, on the south side of Murder creek, on lot 42. It was somewhat oval and had caches. Squier thought it a work mentioned by Kirkland in 1787 (Squier, p. 80, pi. N, no. 2). Beauchamp says: "It is prob- ably one of the Neutral forts. There is a cemetery on the sandy knolls west of the embankment. " (See figure 74. ) 36 Village site on lot 7, Elma, on the Mullen estate east of the creek road. This site is regarded by Professor Houghton as Wenro. There ...are numerous refuse heaps, lodge sites, stone axes, bone implements and pottery fragments. THE ARCHEOLOGICAL HISTORY OF NEW YORK 553 37 Village site on lot 18 in Elma on the west side of Buffalo creek on high hank. Triangular flints, potsherds and celts are found. 38 Village site in Klma on the Big Flats. This is a recent Seneca site of the post-revolutionary period. 39 Village site in Elma covering extensive area, on lot 4, is on the north side of Buffalo creek just west of the town line. Numerous refuse heaps and triangular points are found.
What to read after The Archeological History of New York volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Caswell Parker to read onlineMoreLess
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