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BRICKELL POINT CERAMIC ANALYSIS

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Figure 3. Distribution of Fort Drum decorated pottery at the Miami Circle.

work phases. A total of 21 sherds was recovered (see Figures
3 and 4). Four sherds (representing two vessels) were recov-
ered from the Operation 3 work area east of the Circle, and
three from the FBAR survey. Fifteen sherds were recovered
from the MDC excavations, of which ten were recovered from
within or adjacent to the Circle in Block | and three from Block
2. Most of these sherds occurred in Levels 1 and 2 in Block 1
close to the fill interface where no clearly undisturbed contexts
were identified. Likewise, Operation 3 sherds are all from

Level 1, except for one (OP3.1.709.6) which was recovered
from Feature 87.

Opa Locka Incised

This type is characterized by small downward opening arcs
made with fingernail-like incisions below the vessel lip.
Incisions are usually bold and well defined, sometimes occur-
ring in vertical rows or clusters below the lip and on the rim.