Pipe bowl frags- white- 86S, 20E, 47.5BD, interior blackened, 1800s

white, small medial pipe stem fragment with burn on one side, drilled hole, 9 mm circumference

white pipe stem fragment with foot; found on edge of CD#3

Hard clay concretion. These rock formations are foreign to area therefore significant but use is unknown. Jesurun Stockdill 1/27/2010

Concretion of hard clay or sand used for smoothing materials. Jesurun Stockdill 1/26/2010

Concretion. Jesurun Stockdill 1/20/2010

Silt stone (incised) possible rough blade. Blade or chopper used at one time for bone or awl smoother. Associated with sand and topsoil. Jesurun Stockdill 1/20/2010

Sorted from Clay

Clay trade pipe bowl fragment with a blackened interior from smoking; there is still soot present. The exterior is grayish white in color with a star motif that appears to be in the shape of a figure 8. Within the lower portion of the figure 8 star motif are the letters T and D. The star motif continues upwards, but one cannot see the complete design because of the fragmentary nature of the pipe bowl. There is a seam running between the T and the D on the pipe bowl. There is a feathered design present on the underside of the pipe bowl.

Blackened; curved conical pottery object; unclear if used for handle or other use, but clearly modified.