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Buried Historic features
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St. Paul's Cemetery Geophysical Survey: We conducted a one-day survey with a fluxgate gradiometer to determine the potential of unmarked graves at this 150 year old cemetery. A total of 19 unmarked graves were mapped.
Grid 4 - eastern 20 m grid from image at top.
Mill Lake Island Prehistoric Site Geophysical Survey: Mill Lake Island is an early Late Archaic site dating to 6000 years old. Magnetometer results define hearth features and possible fire-cracked rocks including variations in natural peat layers in these 10 x 10 m grids.
Grid 1 - furthest east 10 m grid from image above. Grid 1 with a view to the west.
Fort Jemseg Geophysical Survey: While surveying for a 17th C fort, we encountered this buried mid-19th C homestead.
A portion of Grid 2 with interpretations from results above. |
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