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Lab number
RL-147
Material dated
charcoal; charbon de bois
Locality
on Fulton Island, south of Lakeville Corners, about 32 km southeast of Fredericton, St. John drainage, Sunbury County, New Brunswick
Map sheet
21 G/16
Submitter
C.J. Turnbull
Date submitted
July 3, 0097
Measured Age
1820 ± 120
Normalized Age
1820 ± 120
δ13C (per mil)
-25.0
Significance
Woodland; Sylvicole
Context
Test Cut A, 50-57 cm depth
Associated taxa
Mammalia: Castor canadensis, Ondatra zibethicus, Alces alces, Ursus americanus; Aves; Reptilia, Chelydra serpentina?
Comments
BlDn-12, Fulton Island: The site consists of a strip of cultural debris, about 340 m long and 10 m wide, 7 m asl, along the steep bank of a thoroughfare between Fulton Island and a marsh area to the south. The remains include fire-cracked rock, hearths, Middle Woodland ceramics, lithic artifacts, debitage, and historic materials. S-1826 was associated with an Adena-like point. There were no cultural associations in the deepest level, dated by RL-148.

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