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1993 Paragraph 3 Reconnaissance for PIN 4096.24, Routes 36 (Main Street) and 408 (Chapel/State
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Credits
The web site for the Allen's Creek site was created from investigations and reports
conducted by the Public Archaeology Facility (PAF) located at Binghamton University
as part of the New York State Education Department's Cultural Resource Survey program
for Department of Transportation Projects. PAF shares its findings with the community
as a part of its ongoing commitment to the practice of public archaeology. For more
information, visit the Community Archaeological Program (CAP) website.
Public Archaeology Facility
Binghamton University
P.O. Box 6000
Binghamton, NY 13902
(607) 777-4786
Nina M. Versaggi, Ph.D., Director, PAF, and Principal Investigator
Original project report by Michael Rudler and Samuel Kudrle
Conversion to web-friendly data and editing by Laurie Miroff, Ph.D.
Lithic analysis by Samuel Kudrle
Botanical analysis by Lucinda McWeeney, Ph.D.
AMS dating of carbon samples by Beta Analytic, Inc
