Understanding the built environment at the Seneca Iroquois White Springs Site using large-scale, multi-instrument archaeogeophysical surveys

► We use documents, excavation, and archaeogeophysics to understand a historic Iroquois site. ► Limited excavation required non-invasive survey methods. ► Five hectares of GPR and magnetometer survey exposed Seneca-era features. ► The settlement was likely palisaded and tightly packed, related to military pressures of the time.