Frontenac Island

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Frontenac Island is a small, historically significant island located near the northern end of Cayuga Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes region.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf island
prehistoric archaeological site
bodyOfWater Cayuga Lake
country United States of America
elevationAboveWater low-lying
hasAccess boat only
hasArchaeologicalExcavation early 20th century excavations
mid-20th century excavations
hasArchaeologicalFind human remains
projectile points
shell and bone artifacts
stone tools
hasCulturalAssociation Indigenous peoples of the Northeastern Woodlands
hasEnvironment freshwater lake island
hasHeritageStatus recognized as a significant archaeological site in New York State
hasNameOrigin likely derived from the French title Frontenac
hasResearchField anthropology
archaeology
prehistoric studies
hasSignificance archaeological importance in Northeastern prehistory
prehistoric Native American occupation site
hasTopography low, gently sloping island
isInDrainageBasin Great Lakes–St. Lawrence system
surface form: Great Lakes–St. Lawrence River basin
knownFor burial sites
evidence of Archaic period habitation
stone tools and artifacts
locatedIn Cayuga Lake
Finger Lakes
surface form: Finger Lakes region

New York State
Upstate New York (broad sense)
surface form: Upstate New York
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Cayuga County, New York NERFINISHED
locatedInRegion Central New York
locatedNear Union Springs, New York
northern end of Cayuga Lake
nearestSettlement Union Springs, New York
partOf Cayuga Lake island system
region Finger Lakes
size small
state New York
surroundedBy freshwater
timePeriodOfMajorOccupation Archaic period
Woodland period
usedFor burial ground
prehistoric habitation

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Cayuga Lake hasIsland Frontenac Island