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Post date: 06/10/2015
Along the extent of the power line area, nineteen (19) low-density ceramic scatters have been found. These finds are referred to as find spots. These find spots consist of low concentrations of un-diagnostic ceramics. These find sites are generally exposed by the extensive sheet erosion that occurs throughout the area. These find spots are not regarded as significant as no other cultural features like ash middens or structures have been found in association with these low
density find spots. These find spots are interpreted as being part of old agricultural fields or individual pots that broke. It might also be that the ceramics have migrated down slope from an actual Iron Age site due to the extensive sheet erosion.