FSTS 21GD0158 Red Wing Archaeological Preserve (Energy Park Site) Image Archive

Red Wing Locality

The Red Wing Archaeological Preserve (Energy Park Site)
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1984 aerial view of the Energy Park Site.

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Aerial view of the Red Wing Archaeological Preserve, 21GD158.

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Surface collecting at the Energy Park site.

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Mapping the Energy Park site.

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Soil resistivity results of surface artifact density at 21GD158. This testing could indicate archaeological sites prior to ground excavation.

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Computer generated map of the village and mound sites at 21GD158.

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Gathering soil resisitivity data of 21GD158

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Artifacts density map of 21GD158

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Excavators use shovel to remove soil and expose archaeological features in 1988.

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View of 1987 excavations at 21GD158.

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Archaeologists use trowels to excavate features.

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Post holes uncovered during excavations at 21GD158 in 1987.

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Bison scapula hoe recovered from 21GD158 in 1987. Scapulae were sometimes used for cultivation purposes.

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Horizontal planview of a bison scapula hoe feature. Larger artifacts that may indicate a feature are typically left in situ and the surrounding soil is excavated for related artifacts.

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Horizontal planview of a bison scapula hoe feature. Larger artifacts that may indicate a feature are typically left in situ and the surrounding soil is excavated for related artifacts.

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Artifact assemblage including a bison scapula hoe and possible groundstone tool.

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Drawing of a cache pit.

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Galena chert from 21GD158.

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Sherd recovered from 21GD158 in 1987.

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Rimsherd recovered from 21GD158 in 1987.