Week Four at 38PN35

Open House, Saturday, June 11, 2011	Monday 6/6/11
Reddish Oxidised Soil Normally from Fire
Palisade Posts Holes			Critter Cam
Tuesday, 6/7/11
Visitors
		This point was found in the Saluda River, today
	Excavated Post Hole
	Tamra preparing to disect this feature	Plotting features	Screening
	This came out of the screenings. A small, thin Savannah River point.
Large sherds belong to Ron Griffin. It was found in Forida.		Wednesday, 6/8/11	A cluster of 11 Pottery Sherds in situ.
		Visitors	Visitors/Volunteers
	This Turned Out To BE A Very Old Tree Stump.
We Dug Up Another Nice, Check-stamped Pottery Sherd
	Patrick Troweled Up A Huge Sherd Near the Earlier Cluster	This is the Largest Sherd Found Here!	Many More Like This and We'll Have a Refit Pot On Our Hands!
			Thursday, Jun3 9, 2011 Another nice pottery sherd uncovered
		A quartz Yadkin
		Kid Cam
		Shade is essential!
	Cameron found this point in the Saluda River while cooling his heels.		Large sherd fron one of the clusters
			Shade is essentila for all!
			Offices have their water fountain, we gather around the shaker screen!
	Many soil bags for floatation		An unusually decorated sherd and and an old penny
	Friday, June 10, 2011 Possible post that was found to be a tree root, after bisecting
			Nice row of post holes
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			Saturday, June 11, 2011 Open House and Tommy's Artifact ID at Oolenoy
		Roger and Judy Lindsay
	Beautiful Weed	Thistle Blossom
Flint Napping	Roger demonstrates the making of fire	Click Link Below to See a Video
Tommy Charles' Artifact Identification Program an Oolenoy
	A beautiful Black Bear Effigy Pipe, found in the Caesars Head area.
			Ceramic Bead
	Back to the Open House
Interesting rock a visitor brought by
A few pix from Wednesday, June 15, 2011. This is the last of my photos for 2011