In a Patch AM roundup for Cherry Hill, Patch reports on a notable archaeological discovery made beneath the township, highlighting what researchers recently uncovered underground. The finding as a significant local development and includes it alongside other community news items in the morning briefing format.
Archaeologists have uncovered thousands of artifacts at Cherry Hill’s Croft Farm, including 6,300 ceramic fragments, hundreds of animal bones, and Lenni-Lenape items spanning 4,500 years. The findings deepen understanding of the site’s Underground Railroad history and daily life there, and will inform renovations to the Kay-Evans House. Township officials plan exhibits and construction work to help more residents discover this hidden historic gem.
Source: Josh Bakan, Patch.
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