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Copper Deutschmark displayed on black velvet with ten-centimeter scale bar.
A German "1891" Mark coin marked "1".

Advertisement for Spanish Fort ca. 1924

One 50-70 caliber casing - "UMC" Union Metallic Cartridge Company and a dark gray flint, all sides chipped

Photograph of an excavation unit measuring 1 x 2 meters. Archaeological tools are around the unit, including an orange paint bucket, a shovel handle, a dust broom, a tape measure. A partially-redacted signboard sits above the unit that reads “Test Unit 1, Context 2, level 1 at 70 cmbd, 211 June 20, UNO/CNO.” A black and white north arrow with a ten-centimeter scale is in the middle of the unit. Four sets of work boots are in the background.
Base of the second shell layer (Context 2) at Killdeer Street

Photograph shows two coconut shell and three seeds/ pits displayed on black velvet with a ten-centimeter scale bar.
Coconut shell and seeds

Left, German 1 Mark coin dad 1871-1918. Right, square buckle frame, possible boot buckle

Four pieces of cut woods in a sifting screen made of wood and ¼” mesh. A pink length of flagging tape reads, “Shell Midden Fill, Context 1” with the date, “6/24/20.<br /> <br />
Metal fill excavated in the upper Rangia shell layer

Three bottles displayed on black velvet with a fifteen-centimeter scale bar. From left to right, the first is a cylindrical jar, and reads, “HORLICK MALT CO. MILK.” The second is a colorless flask, the third is a colorless rectangular bottle.
Early-Twentieth century machine-made bottles from a Killdeer locus farther away from Spanish Fort

Seven pieces of French-style pottery displayed on black velvet with a ten-centimeter scale bar.
Eighteenth Century French-style pottery from Killdeer Street Shell Midden

Field photograph of scrap wood surrounding pipe bowl and pipe stem concentration
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