The artifacts themselves will also go to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, and will be housed in the state museum’s collection. The report will go to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, and if the Commission agrees that SugarHouse has met the terms of a memorandum of understanding signed last month, SugarHouse will be officially done with the dig.

While most artifacts are shards, some complete tools, 12 pieces of intact 18th- and 19th-century pottery and one 1852 American gold coin – denomination $1 – were also found.

Not all of the artifacts are Native American. SugarHouse spokeswoman Leigh Whitaker said the casino’s archaeology team finished digging last week, but it will take a couple of months for them to photograph and catalogue the thousands of artifacts discovered. “Then the next step is to sit down, probably over lunch, and talk with everyone involved … in an air of cooperation.” Zucker, who is not Native American, said the Sand Hills are “very grateful the artifacts are being safely stored and protected.” The new area will include a poker room which will include 30 tables, four restaurants featuring waterfront views, parking garage and event space.“First, they want to determine if the artifacts are Lenape,” said Laura Zucker, spokeswoman for the tribe. With the multi-million dollar expansion, the actual space of the casino facility will almost double in size. The final option for individuals looking for employment comes on October 27 th at the Community College of Philadelphia’s Winnet Student Life Building. The fair will last from 10 am until 5pm.Ī second career fair will be hosted on October 13 th by the Pennsylvania Convention Center from 10 am until 2 pm. The first career fair is set for this weekend, on October 3 rd at Macy’s Court at the Cherry Hill Mall. The casino is planning on hiring positions in the food and beverage section of the expansion as well as casino operations, facilities, slots, marking, cashiering and environmental services. The $164 million expansion of the casino is almost complete and the venue needs to fill in staff positions to be ready for the grand opening.

The job fair will take place several times this month, with different venues hosting the career event. The SugarHouse Casino of Philadelphia is planning on adding 500 full-time jobs to the property and to do so, is planning a job fair.

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