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The following pictures depict the activities of the Fallen Timbers Battlefield Archaeology Project from the point of field work to laboratory processing. To view an image in greater detail, download the larger JPEG format by clicking on the small photo. A JPEG "helper" application may be required to access the larger photos.
Metal detector workers were paired with another worker for excavation of finds.
Some important artifacts, like the bayonet, were photographed at the site where they were found.
Each artifact find was marked with a flag to identify its position.
The field in front of the treeline was speckled with flags marking finds.
A Global Positioning System was used to accurately record artifact finds.
A worker plots an artifact location on a field map.
Some of the artifacts just after they were recovered in the field.
Archaeologist Dr. G. Michael Pratt displays a socket bayonet artifact.
A press conference in June revealed to the press the artifacts found.
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