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discovered in his r m m (Figure 27). Some of these nomr wm larger lhan those wed
m the foundation and it was a great surprise to see them Wed beneath Lhe heeh mhhlm.
Their jumbled vppearanw may have ken caused by fmt heaving over so m y yean.
Subsoil was discovered directly beneath rhtw nones. suggesting [hat they wcre not
delibcntcly placed on the floor prior to the inrrallxim of the beach cobbler. Had Utey
been placed over m existing eanhen flwr. Lhen organic roil fmm hat eanhen floor
should have been present beneath the nones. Although there stoner are likely a pan of
Event 36. they werc assigned a separate event designaion (Event 37). A fragmented
1660-1680 style pipe bowl (catelque # CfAf-5.88551 was found among the stones. It
was srrmpd with I "PV'. the initid of Philip Edwards (we pap ?5 above).
Close to I.2W xventeenthccnrury anifacrr wcre mmvsred fmm thir stratum. ruggcning
twoparribilitics: the site had ken occupied befarsthe hwrc was built: arthat thir war
acrudly an carliereanhen flwr. The mifans fmm this deposit indicate that Ute latter
appem 10 be the ewe. Thew anifacts were similar lo those found in the other ruataan
the rlte. including the fint eanhen flwr and in he midden. No less that 22 of the ceramic
vessels represented in Event 36 had rherds in olher deposirs on the rite. ineluding many in
Event 4. Two marked pip bowls bridges thir deporit temporally to the first sanhen flwr
of :k house. 'The tint howl (CIraloguc X CfAf-5:8553]. was rmpcd with u "PS" on it's
hccl. the same m&er'r mark as was found on reven of the pipe bowls from rht clay
floor. heath and middm. Tk vcond bowl. with a"W'maker'r mark (Caldogueil