STRUCTURE G

A few feet southeast of Structure D, another much smaller pit was found,

surrounded on two sides by a partial-U-shaped single row and single

course of bricks. This brickwork measured 5 feet in length, with a

4-foot appendage at one end and a 7-foot appendage at the other. The pit

was small and shallow. Typical ceramic artifacts were found, as well as

fragments of black basaltes ware (ill. 32) and some early 19th-century

whiteware. The function of this pit is unknown.

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