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presented in Appendix C.
Event I
Event I represented the rod and organic humus development over rhe entire rite. It
mged I" depth fmm 4 to 10 em, depending on the amount of gnss and plant gmwth.
Numemu anifaelri were pewnt in the 4. nnging fmm modem beverage bah glass to
revenaenth-ccnmryceramic~. On the cast half of Lhe rite this rod cove& Event 2. while
on the weatem half it interfaced directly with Lhe parent rubroil (Event 5).
Event 2
Once the rod stratum war remaved a thin organic deposit containing numsmus flat hand-
,,red stoner was discovered in the eastern half of the site. This smtum was designated
Event 2. Becawe of its localized positim and multitude of 1770s-178th mifacts (Figure
161. this deposit is believed to repsent a brief occupation of the rite by soldiers from rhe
British Royal Artillery during the fall of 1779 and ealy winter of 1780. OEcuionally this
stmtum was difficult lo distinguish fmm the underlying hww collapse stratum. When
the clear distinction was na visible. an arbiuary break was made at 10 cm below the
surface.
Event 3
The most extensive rtramm encaunterrd averthe entire sire was designated as Event 3, o