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Cupids

Published on October 24, 2012
Aside from interpreting the building, the volumetric reconstruction of the dwelling house and storehouse also protects the ruins underneath. Before building these accommodations, John Guy and his men used a temporary shelter nearby that first fall of 1610. The archaeology crew found the pit house in 2002. “They might have improvised the roof with a sail,” Archeologist Bill Gilbert says. In 1611 Guy mentions he built a ‘far greater house.’ So there’s a possibility another, larger house existed somewhere on the site. — Photo by Lillian Simmons/Special to The Telegram

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