IDENTIFICATION OF TWO WOOD SAMPLES FROM SITE 10BK29, FORT HALL NATIONAL LANDMARK, FORT HALL, IDAHO

Two wood samples were collected from structural features associated with the historic Fort Hall National Landmark in Idaho. Fort Hall was an American fur trade post established in the early 1830s. These wood samples were examined to determine what types of timber were used to construct the fort.

研究人员从爱达荷州福特霍尔国家历史地标（Fort Hall National Landmark）相关的建筑遗存结构中采集了两份木材样本。福特霍尔是19世纪30年代初建立的美国毛皮贸易驿站。本次研究对上述木材样本开展检测分析，以明确该要塞建造所使用的木材种类。