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An excavation unit measuring 1 x 2 meters. White shell is on the surface, and a brown shell layer with dark gray bands of clay is on the interior, about 10 centimeters below surface.
Begininng excavation into the upper Rangia Shell

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

Profile shows bands of Rangia cuneata shells underneath the roadbed

Inscribed with the number "79" and a bird. Possibly Spanish uniform button

Pistol grip style handle, bone and ferrous metal tang and bolster

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

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

Nineteenth-century British pottery

Hand-Built Pottery Fragments

Before and after photographs. Before view (10/10/1923) was taken in front of the 'Bird Cage' cottage at Milneburg, looking toward the lake. The after view shows the same area, now site of the Army's recreation center and the new amusement park.…
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