The Wiedman site is a Late Woodland Kinzua Phase site near Bockmier 1 and Bockmier Point. It may be contemporaneous with those sites, or may represent an occupation shortly before or after those sites. A preliminary site description can be found in
Northeastern Middle Woodland, from the Perspective of the Upper Allegheny Valley by Steven P. Howard (2010).
Rimsherds from the Wiedman site, representing 8 unique vessels. They represent the Late Woodland Allegheny Iroquois (aka Kinzua Phase) from around 800 years ago.
Bifaces from the Wiedman site. The top row represents the dominant Late Woodland component.
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