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Lab number
XA-3579
Material dated
charcoal
Type of date
Archaeological
Locality
Fraser Valley, Southwestern British ColumbiaSite is located at the confluence of the Fraser and Pitt Rivers in a former wetland known as the Pitt Polder, just North of Port Hammond
Date uploaded
March 15, 2016
Normalized Age
3478 ± 24
δ13C (per mil)
-25.0
Stratigraphic component
Sediment IV and V: dry and wet deposit interfaceSite area- III; Trench or unit-1,Unit BB13; Depth (cm below datum1)190-200
Comments
site vertical datum = 3.59 m asl; DhRp-52 is a Village site with multiple rectangular house depressions, probably relecting plankhouses and evidence for a circular pithouse. Rock pavement feature and wapato features may represent early, large-scale plant resource management. Wetland and plant resource cultivation/management dated as early as 4100 cal BP. Utilization of Wapato goes back as far as 5300 cal BP. Over 94000 beads were found, mostly in late components throughout the site.

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