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| National Park Service archeologists excavating the Nash site. |
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| During the 1990 archeological survey, project archeologists discovered the remains of a chimney and a nearby depression related to the house. Archeological investigations at the Nash site occurred in 1991 and revealed the foundations of a 14-by-16 foot structure, most likely a one and one-half story frame building. Artifacts found during the excavations include ceramics, glass, architectural debris, buttons, a single blue bead, gaming pieces, and quartz crystals. The material culture indicates that the site was occupied during the 1870s to 1880s.
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Chimney footing
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Nash House. |
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