Sunday April 1 CCASM members washed artifacts in front of the Port Tobacco Courthouse. The artifacts were from the shovel test pits (STP's) excavated at a Native American site in Charles County. There were a lot of fire cracked rocks (which tend to be a result of cooking), lots of flakes, and a number of sherds from at least three types of Native American pottery - cord-marked (Potomac Creek), fabric-impressed (Pope's Creek) and one that was incised. Now we can start cataloging what was found.
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| Steve, Josh, Phil, Brogan, Barbara |
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