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Lott House Mystery Object "Brooklyn's Eighteenth-Century Lott House"
1999-2001
Part of a pig's jaw with two molars (back chewing teeth) was found in N20 W2, a trench in the west field south of the shell midden.

Faunal expert Maura Smale says, "Teeth are among the easiest bones to identify to the type of animal, so I love finding jaw bones and teeth!"

(Courtesy Brooklyn College)

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