Archaeological investigations continued at the Alamo Church. Archaeologists completed EU 141 and continued excavations at EUs 136 and 145. One new unit—EU-134—was opened immediately north of the previously excavated EU-135. Another new unit—EU-21- was opened on the north side of the Church against the exterior wall of the temporary sacristy.
EU-134 is located on the south side of the Church against the exterior wall of the nave. Archaeologists reached a maximum depth of 20 cm below surface. The top two levels of this unit were modern deposits and no artifacts were recovered.
Archaeologists in EU-136 reached a depth of 60 cm below surface by the end of the week. The southern façade of the limestone alignment previously identified in EU-135 was intact and documented. Additionally, archaeologists encountered a prepared surface and a wooden post. Most of the artifacts recovered appeared to be more modern items, but a two-holed shell button was found.
