A mid-shaft right humerus, or femur, of a large adult pig. Sex is indeterminate. Butchered with saw and a cut mark, mid-shaft. Copper staining is also present.
70.09
Length 43.92 mm
Width 20.63 mm
Weight 6.24 gr
Mammal (Mammalia)
Pig (Sus Scrofa)
Fauna
Humerus
Sawn (Sawed)
Cut
June 2011 - July 2011
The Seneca Village Project, directed by Cynthia Copeland, Nan Rothschild, and Diana Wall was formed in 1998. They and Associate Directors Meredith Linn and Herbert Seignoret have been working with an Advisory Committee of scholars and community members to assess ...
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Mid-19th Century
SC 6A is interpreted as a possible buried A Horizon encountered in Transect 3, Transect 4, and All Angels’ excavation area, which may have been the ground surface during Seneca Village’s occupation.
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(1815 - 1915)
(1815 - 1915)
(1840 - 1870)
(18th Century to Mid 19th Century)
(18th Century)
(1830 - 1870)
(1815 - 1915)
(1830 - 1855)
(1850 - present)
(1815 - 1835 poss.)
(1815 - 1915)
(1815 - 1835 poss.)
(1815 - 1915)
(1825 - 1915)
(1770s - early 20th century)
