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Canada / BC / EeRl-19 (Fountain) / S-584
- Lab number
- S-584
- Field number
- CMC- 400
- Material dated
- charcoal; charbon de bois
- Locality
- east bank of Fraser River, 12.9 km north of Lillooet, on Fountain Indian Reserve 1, British Columbia
- Map sheet
- 92 I/12
- Date submitted
- May 11, 0096
- Date uploaded
- February 14, 2020
- Measured Age
- 2550 ± 80
- Normalized Age
- 1505 ± 70
- δ13C (per mil)
- -25.0
- Significance
- Plateau?
- Context
- Locus 3, feature 17, a small oven with burnt evergreen cones and ash, 127 cm depth, the basal cultural deposit in the southern half of the site
- Comments
- EeRl-19, Fountain: This is a large multicomponent village with pit houses and cache pits. Three major components include (1) a microblade complex of BC age; (2) a transitional period around the time of Christ; and (3) Kamloops phase, AD 1250-1800. S-583, Feature 13, was from a small cooking oven associated with extensive charcoal and burned soil stratum. S-584 was from a small oven located in the basal cultural deposit in the southern part of the site, the oven extending into sterile glacial lake silt. Stryd's general comment: Both S-583 and S-584 date to the period between the microblade and Kamloops phase components, and they indicate that artifact mixing is more extensive than thought. Associated arrow points date to the introduction of the bow and arrow into this part of British Columbia.