ROI072, Archaeological Investigations of the Yorktown Enclosure (12-Dl-39) Delaware County, Indiana: Project #STP-M-710, Des. No. 9700310

Summary

This is the tDAR Project page that represents Reports of Investigation 072 from the Applied Anthropology Laboratories, Ball State University. Archaeological investigations of the Yorktown Enclosure (12-Dl-39) were conducted to determine the origin and potential significance of the earthwork. Fieldwork and comparison with other earthworks in the New Castle Phase of east central Indiana revealed that the site is a 2,000 year old earthwork. While the ditch has been altered by historic modification, the original embankment remains buried under spoil removed from the ditch. The central platform also remains essentially undisturbed. The site retains integrity and is one of only two surviving examples of isolated circular enclosures in all of east central Indiana. The site should be preserved and nominated to the State and National Registers.

Cite this Record

ROI072, Archaeological Investigations of the Yorktown Enclosure (12-Dl-39) Delaware County, Indiana: Project #STP-M-710, Des. No. 9700310. ( tDAR id: 463057) ; doi:10.48512/XCV8463057

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URL: http://www.bsu.edu/aal


Spatial Coverage

min long: -85.578; min lat: 40.077 ; max long: -85.214; max lat: 40.378 ;

Record Identifiers

ARMS Project #(s): 07FR33

Reports of Investigation(s): 072

INDOT Des #(s): 9700310

INDOT Project #(s): STP-M-710

Source Collections

Ball State University Applied Anthropology Laboratories

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  1. ROI072, Archaeological Investigations of the Yorktown Enclosure (12-Dl-39) Delaware County, Indiana: Project #STP-M-710, Des. No. 9700310 (2007)