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Published on June 29, 2021 in UWM Field School Uncovers Archaeological Features at Koshkonong Creek Village in Week 4Full resolution (2145 × 1565)
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Megan Kriefall and Arik Scapellato are using a 1m x 1m mapping grid to draw the large pit feature on graph pater in their excavation unit.

Figure 5. Megan Kriefall and Arik Scapellato are using a 1m x 1m mapping grid to draw the large pit feature on graph pater in their excavation unit.

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