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Lab number
Beta-23159
Material dated
charcoal; charbon de bois
Locality
on the southeastern shore of the Northeastern Island at the Spider Cove side of the thoroughfare, Bliss Islands, Charlotte County, New Brunswick
Map sheet
21 G/02
Submitter
D.W. Black
Date submitted
August 22, 0097
Normalized Age
2360 ± 80
Significance
Early Woodland; Sylvicole inférieur
Stratigraphic component
Component 1
Context
component 1, black, greasy humic soil, a few lenses of cultural gravel and clam shell
Associated taxa
Mammalia: Castor canadensis, Canis sp, Ursus americanus, Alces alces; Pisces, Acipenser oxyrhinchus, Gadus morhua; Mollusca; Echinodermata
Comments
BgDq-6, Weir: Black (p.c. 1997) notes that Beta-70009 was taken from a low area where little peat covered the prehistoric midden and where the site was inundated during extreme high water events. The dated charcoal probably results from historic burning and may have been mixed into the site deposits by tidal action. Beta-70011 and Beta-78151 were collected to date the onset of peat formation which apparently occurred prior to the Woodland occupations of the Weir site.

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