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Table 1: Prehistoric Archeological Time Periods for the Mid-Atlantic Region

Years BP Pennsylvania New Jersey This Report 4 A.D. 1760 A.D. 1750 A.D. 1650 Contact A.D. 1638 Woodland Contact II A.D. 1600 Contact Contact Woodland A.D. 1550 Village Life Contact Woodland 1,000 BP Woodland 1,950 BP Woodland Intensive I 2,500 BP Gathering 3,000 BP Formative Transitional 4,000 BP Archaic Terminal Late Archaic Archaic 5,000 BP Late Archaic 6,000 BP Archaic

7.000 BP Middle Archaic Middle Archaic 8.000 BP 8.500 BP Early Archaic Early Archaic 9.000 BP

10,000 BP 11.000 BP 12,000 BP 15.000 BP

Notes: 1: Uncalibrated radiocarbon years before present (A.D. 1950). except as indicated for the Contact period. ". Custer and DeSantis 1986:27: Custer 1994:5 3: Custer 1996:21 4: Kent et al. 1971:4 5: Kraft 1986 6: Given as A.D. 0 by most authors. Ages in the table below this point are rounded by 50 years. 7: The date of the earliest occupation is uncertain. 8: The dividing line between the Pleistocene and the Holocene is placed at 10,000 yrs BP on the geological time scale (Palmer 1983). Blue Ball Properties Wilmington, DE

Table 2. Previously Identified Cultural Resources in the Vicinity of the Project Area

Resource Resouree Name Comments

Number > >:... N-491 Lombardy Hall National Historic Landmark. Home of Gunning Bedford, Jr. N-494 Bird-Husbands House Owner, A.I. Dupont. Recorded, 1972. Tenant, (7NC-B-16) Daniel V. Jordan, superintendent of A.I. Institute grounds. "We spoke with Mrs. Jordan... she thought it [the house] to be circa 80 years old [1870s?]. Two large rooms on either side of the entrance hall. The mantels in these rooms have classical lines. Moldings appear more federal than Victorian. National Register Property (Thompson 1986), Archeological testing (Phase 1/11) (Taylor et al. 1989; Wholey 2000) N-542 Blue Ball Tavern National Register property. Phase I, II and III (7NC-I3-22) archeological testing (Thomas et al. 1980; Taylor et al. 1989; Wholey et al. n.d.) N-54J House on A.1. Institute Property National Register Property (Thompson 1986) N-544 Murphy House, 1601 Rockland National Register property. (Thompson 1986; (7NC-B-41) Road Taylor et al. 1989; Walker et al. 1997). N-545 Farm House, 101 Old Murphy Owner: St. Joe's Paper Company, recorded (7NC-B-17) Road 1972, 1976. Tenant named Newman. Center gable, stone front, portion with frame addition to rear. [n 1976, considered "endangered" by future Rte. 141 construction. N-546 Farm House, 130 I Rockland Road Owner, St. Joe's Paper Company, recorded (corner of New Bridge and 1972, 1982. Tenant house, occupied by Rockland Road) Vernon Zehr (1972), Whitmow (1982). Stone farmhouse with addition to rear and side. Two story, five bay, half stucco, half clapboard. "[n state of disrepair" (1976) N-II77 Blue Rock Stone and frame farmhouse on Rock Manor Golf Course. Recorded 1962-65 N-1188 Weldin House Frame and stone farmhouse. Recorded 1962­ 65 DEMOLISHED N-1361 A.1. Institute Historic American Building Survey (HABS) No. DE-283. National Register Property (Thompson 1986) N-1367 127 Old Murphy Road Owner: Atlas Chemical Co.. Recorded 1962. Tenant F.N. Weise. In 1976. site consisted of fallow fields, no evidence of remains of structures DEMOLISHED Blue Ball Properties Wilmington, DE

Table 2. Previously Identified Cultural Resources in the Vicinity of the Project Area (continued)

Resource \~:Resource Name Comments, ... \i Number N-4017 House, Old Murphy Road N-4048 DuPont Dairy Barn and Site Historic American Building Survey (HABS) (7NC-B-50) No. DE-283-A (Cleveland et al. 1993/94). Phase [, II, and III archeologicaI investigations (Thomas et a!. 1980; Taylor et a!. 1989; Wholey et a!. 2000) N-9407 Club House, Weldin Road Rock Manor Golf Course N~4049 Philip Husbands Property National Register property (Thompson 1986) N-9396 Dwelling Complex, Old Murphy Road N-9453 l.R. Weldin Plantation, Weldin 18th-20th century farmstead. Phase I survey. (7NC-B-II) Road Recommended for additional archeological investigation. Eligible for National Register listing (Taylor et a!. 1989) N-9458 M. Miller house, Turkey Run "Cherry Hill," (from Beers' Atlas 1868) Road N-I0054 The Blue Ball STOLEN N-I0939 Smithy Site 19th-20th century blacksmith shop site. Phase (7NC-B-IO) I survey. No further work recommended (Taylor et a!. 1989) N-10940 Concord Pike Site Prehistoric site. Phase I survey. No further (7NC-B-12) work recommended (Taylor et a!. 1989) N-l0941 Alapocas Run Site Taylor et a!. 1989; Wholey et a!. 2000; (Catts (7NC-B-13) and Kellogg 2000) N-I0942 Matsons Run Site Prehistoric Site. Phase I survey. No further (7NC-B-14) work recommended (Taylor et a!. 1989) N-l0943 Rock Manor Site Prehistoric Site. Phase I survey. No further (7NC-B-15) work recommended (Taylor et a!. 1989) N-12559 Bridge, Rockland Road Bridge #19, steel, concrete, slab with stone walls. (Spero [991) N-13717 Augustine Cutoff Site Late 19th-early 20th-century domestic site. (7NC-B-49) Additional work recommended if site adversely affected (Wholey et a1. 2000) N-12684 Milestone Northwest corner of Rockland Road and Concord Pike (Kise, Franks & Straw 1996) N-13783 DuPont Tenant Houses 20th Century structural remams on Old (7NC-B-52) Murphy Road (Catts and Benedict 2000) N-13784 Triangle Woods Site . 20th-century archeological site \Il Triangle (7NC-B-53) Woods. Phase [ and I[ investigations (Catts and Kellogg 2000; Catts 2000) Blue Ball Properties Wilmington, DE

Table 2. Previously Identified Cultural Resources in the Vicinity of the Project Area (continued)

Resource Resource Name Comments Number N-I3785 Site I Archaic/Woodland Native American Site (7NC-B-54) north of the Ronald McDonald House. Phase I survey. Phase II recommended (Catts and Kellogg 2000) N-13786 Site 2 Native American Site of unknown date 111 (7NC-B-55) Triangle Woods. Phase I and [I investigations. National Register eligible. (Catts and Kellogg 2000; Kellogg 2000) FIGURES

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