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18. Archeological Investigation at the Vaughn Site (33CU65) Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area.
Zalesky, James M.

Archeological testing was conducted at Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area in November 1983 in conjunction with a proposed sewage leachfield near park headquarters. A multi-component Archaic to late Woodland archeological site (33CU65) was located in the proposed construction area. Despite disturbance from recent historic land use practices, the site exhibits considerable contextural integrity. Subsurface testing exposed 10 distinct prehistoric features and an extensive midden deposit. Lithic and ceramic artifacts and floral and faunal remains were also recovered. The site's material culture, age and significance are discussed in this report, and recommendations for site management are outlined.

    


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