FEATURE DATA |
| Feature Name: |
18ST272 Feature 59 |
| Feature Notes: |
Large brick scatter. 8' across. When sectioned, the feature extended 6" into the subsoil. |
| Macrofeature: |
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| Historic/Prehistoric: |
Historic |
| Social Status: |
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| Ethnic Status: |
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| Household: |
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| Associated Features: |
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| Report ID: |
ST17C |
| No of Artifacts: |
13 |
| Catalogued?: |
Yes |
| Feature Type: |
Historic, Unknown |
| Feature Date: |
1770s; 1780s; 1790s; 1800s; 1810s; 1820s; 1830s |
| Prehistoric Feature Date: |
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| Historic Feature Date: |
late 18th - early 19th |
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SPECIALIZED ANALYSIS |
| Specialized Analysis: |
No |
| Radiocarbon?: |
No |
| Radiocarbon Notes: |
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| Ceramic Vessels?: |
No |
| Ceramic Vessel Notes: |
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| Glass Vessels?: |
No |
| Glass Vessel Notes: |
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| Tobacco Pipe Bore Diameter?: |
No |
| Tobacco Pipe Bore Diameter Notes: |
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| Soil Screen Size: |
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| Faunal Analysis?: |
No |
| Paleobotanical Analysis?: |
No |
| Lithic Analysis?: |
No |
| FTIR?: |
No |
| XRF?: |
No |
| Soil Chemical Analysis?: |
No |
SITE DATA |
| Site Number: |
18ST272 |
| County: |
St Marys |
| Site Name: |
M-17 (22) Area 4 |
| Brief Description: |
Late Archaic to Middle Woodland short-term camp, late 17th- and 18th-century refuse midden |
| Site Type: |
Historic/Prehistoric |
| Site Notes: |
Late 18th- to early 19th-century domestic site. Possible tenant farmer or landowner site. 75% of identified features remain intact. Total of 67 features were discovered. |
| Site Date: |
ca 1675-1720; ca 1720-1780; Early Woodland; Late Archaic; Middle Woodland |
| Site Ethnic Group: |
Anglo-American; Native American |
| Site Function: |
Artifact Scatter; Domestic; Midden/Dump; STU/Lithic Scatter |
REPORT DATA |
| Report ID: |
ST17C |
| Author: |
Basalik, Kenneth G., and John P. McCarthy |
| Date: |
1981 |
| Title: |
St. Clement Shores Wastewater Treatment Plant Project: Phase III Archaeological Investigations. |
| Imprint: |
MAAR Associates, Inc., Newark, Delaware. |
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Report on file at Maryland Historical Trust and Jefferson Patterson Park and Museum |
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