The quote in the title comes from the "Management Summary" for the VA Footprint, and it pertains specifically to the plot of land that was once 219 S. Miro - the site that hosted the S.W. Green Mansion.
If you zoom in on the photo above, you'll see, out on the prairie that has replaced the former neighborhood in the VA Footprint, a number of dig sites in "Block 551" - the area that contains the 219 S. Miro archaeological deposits.
There are all kinds of interesting things in the archaeological reports. And I'm going to do my best to post portions of them here before the VA site gets "surcharged" with about 7 feet of fill...and as the UMC site gets torn apart. One word that shows up frequently in the latest VAMC archaeological diggings (from a report issued in July 2011)..."bone":
The UMC site records, as of as recent as August, show numerous references to "faunal remains."
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The terms "bones" and "faunal remains" as used in archaeological reports refer to the discarded remains of animal bones from meals. They are ubiquitous at Historic period sites occupied before the advent of city run garbage collection services.
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