[Herbert C. Kraft et al. (1994)] 32% 26% 4114 In this case, there was a tendency for end-scrapers to be found inside the structures, with 41% of the scrapers being 7 The Bulletin The excavations at Eaton were carried out as part of the instructional program at Buffalo State College and SUNY/Buffalo, and I gratefully acknowledge the support of these institutions. Finally, I wish to thank Grossman's Lumber and John Nikiel of Buffalo for permitting excavation on their properties, the former Eaton and Schaub farms. Parker, Arthur C. 1922 The Archaeological History of New York. New York. State Museum Bulletin Nos. 235-36. Albany. Pierce, Carolyn A.