Martins Pond Site

Martins Pond Site, near Annapolis, Maryland, is an archaeological site that preserves evidence of human activity from the Middle to Late Woodland period. Its remains include stone artifacts along with floral and faunal material, offering important insight into how people lived in the area in the past. The site's significance was formally recognized when it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1975, reflecting its value within Maryland’s archaeological record.

Parole, Maryland · United States