Table 1: Registered Archaeological Sites within 1 km of the Subject Property
| Borden Number | Site Name | Time Period | Site Type | Current DevelopmentReview Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AbHs-69 | Early 19th-century to 20th-century | Scatter | Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-64 | Pre-Contact, Pre-Contact | Campsite | Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-63 | Essex County Jail | 20th Century | Jail Yard Burials | No Further CHVI |
| AbHs-60 | Mille Cove MarinaLocation 1 | late 19th -century to 20th-century | Secondary Deposit | No Further CHVI |
| AbHs-31 | Pre-Contact, 19th Century | Scatter | No Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-30 | 19th Century, LateWoodland | Residential, Scatter | No Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-29 | Pre-Contact, 19th Century | Scatter | Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-28 | Late Archaic, 19thCentury | Scatter | No Further CHVI | |
| AbHs-16 | Heritage ParkWindmillReconstruction | 19th Century | Scatter | Further CHVI |
| AbHs-12 | Mackenzie Hall | Post-Contact | Administrative, Jail | Further CHVI |
| AbHs-10 | Duff-Baby House | 18th and 19th-Century | Residential | Further CHVI |
2.2.3 Summary of Past Archaeological Investigations Within 50 Metres
Based on the available data, the only previous archaeological assessment identified within 50 m of the current subject property is the City of Windsor’s Archaeological Master Plan. As the MHSTCI currently does not maintain an accessible database of previous reports, this list may not be comprehensive.
City of Windsor Archaeological Master Plan
In 2005, CRM Group Ltd, Fisher Archaeological Consulting, Historic Horizon Inc. and Dillion Consulting Limited completed the Archaeological Master Plan Study Report for the City of Windsor (no PIF available). The master plan was prepared to create a planning tool designed to address the specific environmental, topographical and cultural factors which influenced human history within the municipality (CRM Group Ltd. et al.
2005:1). Within the Master Plan, the subject property is represented as having high archaeological potential (Map 8) (CRM Group Ltd. et al. 2005: Figure 4).
2.2.4 Dates of Archaeological Fieldwork
The Stage 2 fieldwork was conducted on July 3, 2020, in sunny, hot and humid weather conditions. The field director was Kelly Gostick (R1189).