It was at the north side of the Missouri along the bottom of a 120-foot-excessive Black Line Edge cliff that got here nearly to the water's part. The men determined and smelled the carcasses of greater than 100 dead and rotting buffalo, which wolves had been devouring. The site became diagnosed in 1963 as 24CH240 through a team from the Missouri Basin Inter-Agency Archeological Salvage Program, which surveyed websites in this a part of the river.