 The heart of the Pineland site, Battey's Landing, covered about when visited by Frank Hamilton Cushing in 1895, but by 1989 only remained intact, preserved by landowners Don and Pat Randell.Cushing described the site as extending about inland and about along the shore, with the "high-built" portions (including the courts) covering at least .He reported five "enormous" rectangular courts, enclosed by nine quadrangular foundation terraces.