Dalton point in situ at Graham Cave.
Archaic feature consisting of an association of stone tools and animal bones in Graham Cave.
Archaic Period feature of large stones interpreted as a council circle. An alternative interpretation is that the stones were to weight down the edges of a skin/brush shelter erected for additional protection or privacy.
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