- In
archaeology a
posthole or post-hole is a cut
feature used to hold a
surface timber or stone. They are
usually much
deeper than they are wide; however...
- Florida. It
consists of a
perfect circle measuring 38 feet (11.5m) of 600
postmolds that
contain 24
holes or
basins cut into the
limestone bedrock, on a coastal...
-
Poverty Point.
Built in
several stages, charcoal, fire pits, and
possible postmolds were
found at
various levels within the mound. The
impressions of woven...
-
finds at Hiw****ee Island,
uncovered 22 burials, 85 pit features, 982
postmolds, and one structure. With the
sites threatened by
flooding from a dam and...
- and
human burials.
Numerous archaeological features,
including pits,
postmolds, hearths,
firebeds and ash layers, have also been identified. The majority...
- the site
seems to been palisaded, as the
excavators discovered lines of
postmolds of
regular depths and
placed at
regular intervals. No
precise date could...
-
Among the
types of
features found at the site are ovens,
trash pits, and
postmolds.
Bodies at the site were
generally adorned with red
ochre and
buried in...
- project. The
excavations uncovered 783
features (mostly
refuse pits), the
postmold layouts of 31 structures, and 91 burials.
Burial 10,
uncovered in 1969...
-
Mills of the Ohio
Historical Society in 1915. He
discovered numerous postmolds at the base of the mound,
revealing the
outline of a
wooden structure...
- charcoal, potsherds, bone
fragments and seeds. It also
contains multiple postmolds set in
circular configurations of
about 10 feet (3.0 m) in diameter, suggesting...
