BB I156-157 C38

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Undecorated rim sherd from the Brown's Bottom hamlet in Ross County, Ohio, is a fascinating find. The site, 33RO1104, is a sedentary habitation site that dates back to the Middle Woodland Period, specifically the Hopewell era. Excavations at the site were led by renowned archaeologists Drs. Paul J. Pacheco, Jarrod Burks, and Dee Anne Wymer, who uncovered valuable insights into the lives of early inhabitants. For more information on this significant discovery, visit the Ohio Archaeology website, where you can read about the 2006 archaeological investigations at Brown's Bottom.