Excavations of 1MT209 consisted of 34 units in all. One excavation project, occurred between June and September 2006, involved the examination of four blocks (A, B, C, and D) with B and C containing the most considerable amount of artefacts and features. During the excavations, 32 features were uncovered, revealing remnants that exemplified how societies lived during that period. Much of the pottery uncovered can be distinguished from other regions by the Peach State Archaeological Society, which were applied on vessels from Cobb's Swamp sites and local sites, like Cartersville. Some of these remnants included but were not limited to, a midden containing house remains such as floors and kitchen features, a hearth indicating a common area, and artefacts with pottery and rock assemblage. These were part of the most significant discovery.
