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Rock Point’s lake front location makes it a likely location
for Native American activities. Archeologists believe that the Rock Point site
is of "high prehistoric sensitivity" meaning this area was probably
used by the Abenaki for a wide variety of activities. According to the Vermont
Division for Historic Preservation, chert projectile points were found along
North Beach just south of Rock Point.[1]
[1] “Rock Point Natural Features, Land
Use and Management Options” prepared by Carex Consultants Tracey Gilroy, Mark
Hattler, Denise Quick, and Ana Ruesink.Prepared for The Rock Point Property
Task Force and The Burlington Conservation Board.
