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Report of the

Khanuy Valley Archaeology Project

2010

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Principal Investigators Jean-Luc Houle, PhD – University of Pittsburgh and Washington University in St. Louis Jamsranjav Bayarsaikhan – National Museum of Mongolia Organizational Partners University of Pittsburgh (USA) and Washington University in St. Louis (USA) National Museum of Mongolia (Mongolia) Other Collaborators Julia Clark (Principal field assistant, Department of Anthropology, University of Pittsburgh); Lee Broderick (Zooarchaeologist, Centre for Archaeology, Bournemouth University, UK); Oula Seitsonen (Cartographer and lithics specialist, Department of Archaeology, University of Helsinki, Finland).

Contact Information: Jean-Luc Houle ([email protected])

Department of Anthropology University of Pittsburgh 3H01 W. Posvar Hall

Pittsburgh, PA 15260, USA

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Jean-Luc Houle and Jamsranjav Bayarsaikhan

Khanuy Valley Research Area

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Contents 1. Introduction................................................................................................................................ 5

1.1 Research Area and Environmental Setting ............................................................... 5

2. Summary of 2010 Activities ...................................................................................................... 6

2.1 Research and Development....................................................................................... 6

2.2 Training and Development ....................................................................................... 7

2.3 Outreach Activities ................................................................................................... 8

2.4 Physical Collection (artifacts)................................................................................... 8

2.5 Phisical Collection (modern faunal skeltal samples) ................................................ 8

3. Archaeological Excavations of Habitation Sites...................................................................... 9

3.1 Stratigraphic Setting and Excavation Methods....................................................... 10

3.2 Sites......................................................................................................................... 10

3.2.1 SP32E-MAB ........................................................................................................ 10

3.2.2 SP26E-MAC ........................................................................................................ 13

4. Assessment of Faunal Remains...................................................................................... (Insert)

5. Stone Circle............................................................................................................................... 16

6. Ethno-Zooarchaeology ............................................................................................................ 17

7. References................................................................................................................................. 19

8. Appendix................................................................................................................................... 21

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1. Introduction The Khanuy Valley Archaeology Project aims to provide a better understanding of the

nature of the social and economic organization of Late Bronze Age and Iron Age

Xiongnu period (mid second millennia BCE to early first century CE) societies of north-

central Mongolia, so as to investigate social change during this pivotal period in

Mongolian history.

Together with the on-going study of the numerous monumental stone-built mortuary and

ritual sites in the Khanuy River Valley, this research project focuses specifically on the

domestic component, that is, the occupation areas associated with the monumental

landscape.

1.1 Research Area and Environmental Setting

The Khanuy Valley research area (N 48° 05’ / E101° 03’) is located north of the Khangai

(Hangai) mountain range in Arkhangai aimag’s Ondor Ulaan sum. The Khanuy River

itself is a tributary of the Selenge River and meanders through the Valley’s generally

treeless grasslands, with wooded areas (mixed pine, larch, and birch forest) typically

found only at elevations above 1700 m. Environmental data for Mongolia and the

surrounding northern regions show that the environmental conditions that prevailed

during the Late Bronze Age and the Xiongnu period in north-central Mongolia can be

described as broadly similar to those of today, but with possibly warmer and wetter

climate regimes (Prouse 2005). In fact, geochemical records from lakes in the Khanuy

Valley (Strano et al. 2007), as well as sedimentological evidence and pollen analysis

suggest that between 3570 and 1500 years ago (the Late Bronze and Iron Age) the

climate was more humid (Peck 2000) and that grasslands were expanding, thus increasing

the volume of grazing possible—a condition that also characterized the surrounding

regions of Lake Baikal (Feng 2001; Horiuchi et al. 2000; Karabanov et al. 2000; Peck et

al. 2002), the Egiin Gol-Selenge Valley (Prouse 2005) and the Minusinsk Basin

(Bokovenko 2006, 863 Fig.2; Koulkova 2003, 255-74; van Geel et al. 2004).

Furthermore, an analysis of archaeological charcoals and wild plant remains from Bronze

and Iron Age habitation contexts in the Khanuy Valley research area confirms that the

local environmental conditions were similar to those of today (Wang / Wang 2009).

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2. SUMMARY OF 2010 ACTIVITIES 2.1 Research and Education Activities:

As a component of the long-term Khanuy Valley Archaeology Project, the 2010 field

season (part of a 2 year program) aimed at starting to address an important question in the

anthropological literature on nomadic pastoralism, that is, the impact of major economic

and social changes on nomadic society and pastoral subsistence—a question still very

pertinent today in various world regions. The project consists of a multidisciplinary

endeavor that includes archaeology, zooarchaeology, paleobotany and geoarchaeology

(including new archaeometric methods) in order to document the transformation of the

domestic economy of mobile pastoralist groups inhabiting the Khanuy Valley region of

central Mongolia from the Late Bronze Age to the Iron Age period when the first state-

like nomadic polity, the Xiongnu, appeared on the Eurasian steppes. In other words, this

research project is evaluating continuity and change in the range, organization and

variation of household activities as the region is incorporated into a regional-scale polity.

The objective of this research is to find out if and how a representative sample of

households responded to and participated in the broader political and economic system.

Once completed, this project will provide the first detailed archaeological investigation in

Mongolia of the effects, if any, of large-scale political processes on household economic

organization amongst mobile pastoralists.

In order to evaluate this, multicomponent occupation areas (habitation sites) known from

previous survey in the Khanuy River Valley are being investigated through relatively

large-scale targeted excavations in order to provide a better understanding of site

structure and in order to yield larger samples of artifacts and faunal remains for sampling

variation both within and between areas of occupation. The 2010 field season consisted in

both geoarchaeological testing and in the horizontal (and vertical) exposure of two

multicomponent seasonal occupation areas (campsites). In addition, highly controlled

ethnoarchaeological work (including geo-ethnoarchaeological and ethno-

zooarchaeological research) was conducted at a present-day campsite in the Valley for

comparative and interpretative purposes.

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Ceramics as well as faunal remains were the most common materials recovered through

the excavations, although we did uncover a few finished metal objects. We also further

documented clear evidence for metal production in the form of iron slag. Soil samples

have been gathered for soil chemistry analysis and microstratigraphy. These are awaiting

shipping permits for laboratory analysis. Distributional and comparative analyses

(including statistical analyses) of the recovered artifacts and faunal remains are currently

being undertaken in Mongolia, in the UK and in the USA by both co-directors (Jean-Luc

Houle and Jamsranjav Bayarsaikhan), and the people listed above in the section entitled

‘other collaborators’.

2.2 Training and Development:

The 2010 field season provided training in archaeological fieldwork to 11 Mongolian

students from National University and Ulaanbaatar University, as well as 20 North

American, European and Australian students from various universities. These students

were trained in screened excavations, artifact analysis, zooarchaeological analysis,

geoarchaeology, mapping and ethnoarchaeology (Figure 1). Students also worked on

continuing to build the faunal reference collection for zooarchaeological purposes.

Fig. 1. Students and volunteers excavating a habitation site

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2.3 Outreach Activities:

Public outreach in the field in Mongolia was a continuous and informal process. We

regularly visited and conversed with local herders as well as with local administrators,

during which time we explained the nature and worth of our scientific research, as well as

the importance of protecting cultural patrimony. To date, talks on some of the results of

this component of the research project have been given in the Department of

Anthropology, Washington University in St. Louis (USA), at a workshop on Archaeology

in Mongolia at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History (USA), and at the

31st Association for Environmental Archaeology (AEA) Annual Conference,

International Research Center for Japanese Studies in Kyoto, Japan. In addition, some of

the artifactual materials recovered by our team this summer have been displayed in

October of this year during a special exhibit on collaborative projects at the National

Museum of Mongolia.

2.4 Physical Collection (artifacts, samples, etc.):

The artifacts recovered from excavations comprise a physical collection of utility for

future research in the region.

Sharing Information:

The collection is presently under the care of the National Museum of Mongolia

(Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia). A catalog of this collection is included as an appendix to this

report, so that it may be used in the management of the region's archeological resources1.

2.5 Physical Collection (modern faunal skeletal samples):

The zooarchaeologist and students working with this project continued to put together a

faunal reference collection from the Khanuy River Valley (north-central Mongolia)

whose utility is to provide comparative material for the identification of archaeological

faunal remains.

Sharing Information:

The faunal reference collection is available at the National Museum of Mongolia

(Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia).

1 Note: The ceramic chronology in the catalog is preliminary. Detailed analysis of the ceramic material is forthcoming.

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3. Archaeological Excavations of Habitation Sites

During the 2010 field season (May and June) 2 multicomponent seasonal occupation

areas (habitation sites) that were known from previous survey and test excavations in the

Khanuy River Valley research area were investigated more intensively through relatively

large-scale targeted excavations and geoarchaeology. These occupation areas are strongly

believed to be respectively winter and summer time campsite locations based on

ethnographic observation and archaeological data (Houle 2010). The following sections

summarize the methods and results of the excavations at both occupation areas (Figure

2). The artifacts recovered consist primarily of ceramics and faunal remains dating to

both the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Xiongnu periods, although a small number of

Turkic and Mongol period ceramics have been found as well.

Fig. 2. Location of occupation areas (habitation sites) excavated in 2010 (SP26E-MAC and SP32E-MAB). Red triangles indicate original positive shovel probes; blue pentagons indicate present-day campsites; yellow stars indicate slag.

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3.1 Stratigraphic Setting and Excavation Methods

The relatively arid-steppe soil which covers not only the lowland but also the rocky hills

and mountains in the research area is a sandy-gravely (sometimes rubbly) chestnut-

colored soil poor in humus content (Munsell 10YR 3/2 to 4/4). The A-horizon soil

stratum almost never exceeds 20cm outside the floodplain and overlies a gravely layer.

This gravely layer is almost ubiquitous throughout the valley’s research area and

sometimes includes coarser pebble to cobble clast size rocks. A sandy to clayey grayish

often compact and mostly sterile layer underlies the whole sequence. The former, and

occasionally the latter when the gravely layer was not clearly present, often formed the

stratigraphic limit of our excavations. As clear stratigraphic layers have not been seen in

previous excavations in the evenly deflating steppe of central Mongolia, units were

excavated by arbitrary levels of 5 cm using a trowel until the sterile layer was reached

(often no more than around 20 cm below the surface). All soil was systematically

screened through 6 mm wire mesh. These excavations confirmed the lack of clear

stratigraphic layering, although soil samples were taken from exposed contexts to test for

mircrostratigraphy. The results of these soil samples are not yet available.

While all artifacts (and ecofacts) within a unit were recorded according to its stratigraphic

context within which they were excavated, diagnostic artifacts, diagnostic faunal remains,

as well as features and samples were recorded more precisely using three dimensional

coordinates and labeled accordingly. Organic materials were collected from good/secure

contexts for radiocarbon dating and particular care was taken to recover faunal and floral

remains in these excavations through both systematic screening (using 6 mm wire mesh)

and some flotation.

3.2 Sites 3.2.1 SP32E-MAB GPS Coordinates: 48°04’37” N 101°04’55” E (Zone 47U N: 5326949

N 655069 E) Site Context: Mixed Bronze Age and Iron Age/Xiongnu (Figure 3).

This occupation area is located within 200 m of the Khanuy River channel and is situated

exactly at the same place as a modern-day summer campsite. The terrain is mostly flat

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except close to the floodplain, and the area is characterized by grassy vegetation. The

extent of this occupation area is less than 1 ha in area. No burials are associated with this

occupation area. Today, one campsite usually sets up here during the summer. Five 6 m x

6 m units (divided into 2 m x 2 m units for excavation purposes) were excavated here for

a total of 180 square meters. The average maximum depth of excavations was about 15

cm below the surface, with only a few units reaching 20-25 cm in depth. Most of the

artifacts were found around 10 cm below the surface, with only occasional artifacts found

at slightly greater depths. For a riverside site, this occupation area was extremely rich in

terms of material remains—the richest riverside site known in the research area and

comparable to sites along the foothills. Excavations at this site yielded 1745 ceramic

sherds, 690 of which were Late Bronze Age, 834 Xiongnu period, 7 Turk and 214

undetermined. It also yielded faunal remains belonging to sheep, goat, cattle and horse

(see the complete assessment of faunal remains below2), as well as a large amount of

charcoal and slag—indicating metallurgy. This is interesting as this is the only riverside

habitation site in the region to have yielded evidence for metallurgy. All other 5 sites to

have yielded slag in the research area have been located along the foothills (Figure 2).

For the first time, we also uncovered 2 postholes in unit 11 (Figure 4). This unit is located

near another unit excavated in 2008 that yielded a hearth. Although it cannot be

confirmed, the spacing of these postholes is consistent with that of present-day corner

posts that are used in animal enclosures. The problem with identifying archaeological

postholes in the research area, however, is that deposits are shallow and therefore even

modern-day posts go through the archaeological layers. However, there was no evidence

of these postholes in the top layers, suggesting that these are much older. They were also

consistent with the Late Bronze Age and Iron Age/Xiongnu period deposits.

Unfortunately, no artifacts or organic matter were directly associated with these postholes

and so we cannot date them or associate them with a particular period.

2 A detailed zooarchaeological report is in progress.

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Fig. 3. SP32E-MAB habitation site

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Fig. 4. Postholes in unit SP32E-MAB-11

3.2.2 SP26E-MAC

GPS Coordinates: 48°05’23” N 101°02’16” E (Zone 47U N: 5328281 N 651741 E)

Site Context: Mixed Bronze Age and Iron Age/Xiongnu. (Figure 5).

This occupation area is located within a valley draw along the western foothills and

down-slope (south) from a concentration of six Late Bronze-Age ‘slope’ burials. A slight

slope characterizes the area itself, with little to no vegetation other than grass.

Furthermore, the site is one of the smallest occupation areas (ca. 2 ha) in the research area

and it is located on a fairly high terrace with no access to water and with little shelter

from the cold winter winds. Despite its odd setting, the site is consistent with the location

of modern-day winter/fall campsites in the valley. According to local herders, nobody has

occupied this area in living memory and there is apparently no reason, according to local

herders, to occupy this less favorable location if other better suited places are available.

This suggests that the Valley was more densely occupied, at least seasonally, during the

Late Bronze Age and the Iron Age Xiongnu period.

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Four 6 m x 6 m units (divided into 2 m x 2 m units for excavation purposes) were

excavated here for a total of 144 square meters. Units were excavated to a maximum

depth of 25 cm (and only exceptionally to 30 cm), with most of the artifacts found

between 10 and 20 cm below the surface.

In spite of its small size, excavations at this occupation area revealed an amazing amount

of Late Bronze Age and Iron Age Xiongnu material. Excavations yielded a total of 1989

ceramic sherds, 592 of which belong to the Late Bronze Age, 1393 to the Xiongnu

period, 1 to the Turkic period and 3 undetermined. Sheep, goat, cattle and horse bones

were also recovered (see the complete assessment of faunal remains below3) as well as a

large amount of charcoal and slag—indicating metallurgy (Figure 6). The distribution of

slag (and charcoal) as well as preliminary geochemical analysis of soils at the site suggest

2 discrete loci of metal production (i.e. in units 10 and 13).

3 A detailed zooarchaeological report is in progress.

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Fig. 5. SP26E-MAC habitation site

Fig. 6. Slag

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©Lee G. Broderick, 2010 1

Lee G. Broderick

Assessment of the Khanuy Valley Project 2010 Faunal

Remains

Bronze Age Assemblage ..................................................................................................................... 1

Bronze Age/Xiongnu Assemblage ....................................................................................................... 2

Xiongnu Assemblage ........................................................................................................................... 2

Other Mixed Contexts Assemblage ..................................................................................................... 2

Database Dictionary ............................................................................................................................ 3

This assessment covers the bones excavated as a part of the Khanuy Valley Project in 2010. Those from MAB and MAC were recovered by screening with a 6mm mesh, those from KYR1 by screening with a 3mm mesh and those from KYR119 were hand collected.

Bronze Age Assemblage

Bones from Bronze Age contexts appear to be in generally poor condition – those from the KYR sites are almost uniformly calcined. Elsewhere burning, weathering and root-etching were all problems noted. Exceptions to this occur with smaller and more delicate elements – those from lagomorphs, rodents, fish and birds, which are in remarkably good condition.

B CAC CAF CAH EQ F-S LM MAR MM O OCH OVA PIP SRO TU Total NISP Indet. Total

# 8 1 1 0 4 2 0 0 3 26 4 0 1 2 0 52 798 850

% 0.94 0.12 0.12 0.00 0.47 0.24 0.00 0.00 0.35 3.06 0.47 0.00 0.12 0.24 0.00 6.12 93.88 100

MAB


# 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 40 41

% 2.44 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.44 97.56 100

MAC


# 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3788 3791

% 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.08 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.08 99.92 100

KYR1


# 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 5 3617 3622

% 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.14 99.86 100

KYR119

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Possible signs of rodent gnawing were detected on one element and of carnivore gnawing on another element, while two examples of worked bone were observed, all from MAB. Also at MAB was a Bos element with a possible traction-related pathology.

Helical fractures and signs of other butchery were detected in assemblages from MAB and MAC.

Bronze Age/Xiongnu Assemblage

Bones recovered from mixed Bronze Age/Xiongnu contexts are of generally poor condition – burning, weathering and root-etching were all problems noted. However, helical fractures and signs of other butchery were detected in both assemblages.

Xiongnu Assemblage

Bones recovered from Xiongnu contexts are of generally poor condition – burning, weathering and root-etching were all problems noted.

An example of a digested caprine element was discovered in each assemblage.

Helical fractures and signs of other butchery were detected in both assemblages.

Other Mixed Contexts Assemblage


# 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 14 0 0 0 6 0 26 396 422

% 0.95 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.24 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.24 3.32 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.42 0.00 6.16 93.84 100

MAB


# 4 0 0 0 6 0 1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 15 335 350

% 1.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.71 0.00 0.29 0.00 0.00 1.14 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 4.29 95.71 100

MAC

B CAH EQ LM MAR MM O OCH OVA PIP SRO TU Total NISP Indet. Total

# 7 0 6 2 3 2 18 2 1 2 5 1 49 517 566

% 1.24 0.00 1.06 0.35 0.53 0.35 3.18 0.35 0.18 0.35 0.88 0.18 8.66 91.34 100

MAB

B CAH EQ LM MAR MM O OCH OVA PIP SRO TU Total NISP Indet. Total

# 6 1 8 0 1 1 38 0 1 0 6 0 62 1140 1202

% 0.50 0.08 0.67 0.00 0.08 0.08 3.16 0.00 0.08 0.00 0.50 0.00 5.16 94.84 100

MAC


# 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 75 77

% 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.60 97.40 100

MAB


# 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 37 39

% 2.56 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.56 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.13 94.87 100

MAC


There was a high incidence of burning recorded in both assemblages, whilst two instances of bones exhibiting helical fracture were observed.

Database Dictionary

Database Code Binomial (Latin) name English name French name

B Bos grunniens yak yak

B Bos taurus domestic cow vache domestique

CAC Capreolus pygargus Siberian roe deer chevreuil de Sibérie

CAF Canis familiaris dog chien

CAH Capra hircus domestic goat chèvre domestique

EQ Equus caballus domestic horse cheval domestique

EQ Equus ferus przewaslkii Przewaslki's horse cheval de Przewalski

F-S Salmonidae salmonid salmonidé

LM Mammalia large mammal mammifère grand

MAR Marmota sibirica Siberian marmot marmotte de Sibérie

MM Mammalia medium mammal mammifère de taille moyen

O Capra/Ovis caprine mouton ou chèvre

OCH Ochotona alpina alpine pika pika de l'Altaï

OCH Ochotona daaurica Daurian pika pika de Daourie

OVA Ovis aries domestic sheep mouton domesitque

PIP Pica pica magpie pie

SRO Rodentidae small rodent rongeur petit

TU Passeridae songbird oiseau chanteur

5. Stone Circle

Past excavations of stone circles located around khirigsuurs revealed concentrations of

fragmented burnt/calcined animal bones of various indeterminate livestock. The purpose

of the excavation of yet another stone circle was to locate bones that were diagnostic in

nature so as to determine more precisely what species were deposited in these stone

features.

A 2m x 2m unit was opened in order to determine the contents of a stone circle that is one

of over one thousand surrounding the Bronze Age khirigsuur KYR1 (Urt Bulagyn). This

circle was chosen at random and was located on the western side of the site [48° 05’

29.8” N 101° 03’ 29.7” E]. A total of seven stones comprising the ‘stone circle’ were

visible on the ground surface. Bone fragments were found at ca. 10-15 cm below surface.

All material was screened through 3mm wire mesh. It is worth noting that, as is usually

the case, very little charcoal was found with the cremated bone fragments. This suggests

that bones were probably cremated elsewhere and then deposited inside the stone circles.

Nearly all of the faunal remains in the stone circle were calcined and reduced to pieces

barely more than a few mm in diameter. However, of the more than 2,700 fragments, it

was possible to piece together four specimens, including a proximal radius and a first

phalanx (Broderick, forth). T

specimens (two outermost

ones) from a two month old

sheep in our reference

collection. Although bone

can shrink by up to 20%

when calcined it is clear,

thanks to the additional find

of an unfused diaphysis,

that this was a lamb. A cut

mark on another find, not

pictured here, indicates

intentional slaughtering. Fig.7. Juvenile sheep bones and Stone circle.

hese are compared here in Figure 7 below with modern

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6. Ethno-Zooarchaeology

Alongside the archaeological investigations, a complex ethno-zooarchaeological research

project is being undertaken. Together with interviews with the local population, we have

carried out thorough field walking of a recently abandoned winter campsite. This

consisted of dividing a whole campsite – some 80m x 120m, defined by its former

occupant, into a grid of 2 m squares. Each of these squares then had all of the faunal

material bagged and collected, and then recorded in the same database, and using the

same methodology as, the archaeological material. This exercise serves two principal

purposes – the 2m grid was chosen because it is the same size as the excavation units on

the archaeological sites, thus, by using GPS mapping, we hope to identify any patterns of

distribution in the faunal data and compare it to the archaeological material. The second

purpose was the collection of a modern dataset for use as a baseline in comparisons with

archaeological material – we now have an idea of what faunal material is present on a site

shortly after abandonment today and, further, we now have a modern sample of more

than 350 teeth (with wear stages) and 1000 bones (with biometrical, pathological,

butchery and taphonomic data) to compare with archaeological samples. Alongside

building a faunal reference collection based on modern local material, we hope that this

will provide further insights into site use, stock management and any

improvements/introductions of livestock in the past. The following datasets have been

recorded for analyses on a recently abandoned winter campsite (Figure 8):

1) Spatial mapping of all non-organic artifacts.

2) Spatial mapping of faunal remains by quantity.

3) Spatial mapping of faunal remains by taxon.

4) Spatial mapping of faunal remains by presence of burning.

5) Spatial mapping of faunal remains by presence of butchery.

6) Age related (fusion stages, tooth wear, etc.) and biometric data for around 1000 limb bones and 350 teeth.

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Fig.8. Map and pictures of temporarily abandoned winter campsite where ethno-zooarchaeological and geo-ethnoarchaeological research is being carried out.

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Khanuy Valley Settlement Project 2008

E N Part Size (l x w) Thick Rim Diam. Color Dec/Und Type of Dec Incl./Prop Incl./Size Firing

702 274 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C1 0-10 1 4 H Body 12.99 10yr-4/4 Und 9 1.18

703 274a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C1 0-10 1 17


705 275a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C2 0-10 1 1 B Rim 14.13 32 10yr-4/1 Und 13 1.49

706 275b ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C2 0-10 1 44

707 276 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A1 0-10 1 21

708 277 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A3 0-10 1 6 B Body 12.33 10yr-4/1 Und 12 0.97

709 277a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A3 0-10 1 23

710 277b ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A3 0-10 1 1

711 277c ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A3 0-10 1 2

712 278 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A2 0-10 1 3 H Body 7.46 10yr-5/3 Und 7 2.06

713 278a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 A2 0-10 1 27

714 279 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B3 0-10 1 7 B Body 10.82 10yr-3/1 Und 12 0.26

715 279a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B3 0-10 1 22

716 279b ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B3 0-10 1 1

717 280 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B1 0-10 1 5 H Body 13.2 10yr-4/4 Und 8 1.25

718 280a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B1 0-10 1 14


720 281a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C3 0-10 1 16

721 281b ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 C3 0-10 1 2

722 282 ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B2 0-10 1 3 B Body + Rim 13.5 31 10yr-3/2 Und 18 1.07

723 282a ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B2 0-10 162 158 20 1 1

724 282b ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B2 0-10 1 8

725 282c ES 26/05/10 MAB 11 B20-10

1 2

726 283 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A10-10

1 11 H Body 15.23 10yr-5/4 Und 24 0.96

727 283a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB12 A10-10

1 1 H Rim 9.24 ? 10yr-4/4 Und 19 0.93

728 283b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A10-10

1 1

729 283c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A10-10

1 2

730 284 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A20-10

1 4 B Body 10.83 10yr-5/6 Und 7 1.21

731 284a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A20-10

1 1 T Body 8.07 10yr-5/9 Dec Cross Line 23 1.41

732 284b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A20-10

1 11

733 284c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A20-10

1 1

734 285 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 9 H? Body 13.67 10yr-4/5 Und ? 0.87

CountBag #GPS (UTM)

Unit Level X Y Z# Name Date SiteCatalog # Weight Period Ceramics


702

703

704

705

706

707

708

709

710

711

712

713

714

715

716

717

718

719

720

721

722

723

724

725

726

727

728

729

730

731

732

733

734

# Sample Comment

Element Species Length Age Sex Burning Gnawing Cut Marks MNI Type Material Color Cortex % Material Description Material Description Description

X

X

X

X

X

Beads

X

X

X

X

X

Charcoal

2 body; 1 rim

X

X

X

X

X

X

X

LithicBone OtherMetal



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


735 285a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 1 H? Rim 12.95 18 10yr-6/2 Dec 13 0.71

736 285b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 3 ? Rim 10.17 26 10yr-6/4 Und ? 0.87

737 285c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 3

738 285d J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 1

739 285e J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B10-10

1 -

740 286 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B20-10

1 43 B Body 11.88 10yr-5/4 Und 7 0.94

741 286a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B20-10

1 16

742 286b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B20-10

1 14

743 286c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B20-10

1 -

744 287 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B30-10

1 33 B Body 12.18 10yr-6/6 dec/und ? 14 0.41

745 287a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B30-10

1 1 B Rim 11.03 20 10yr-3/2 und 3 0.77

746 287b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B30-10

1 20

747 287c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 B30-10

1 11

748 288 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C10-10

1 11 body 11.17 5yr-4/6 und ? 0.38

749 288a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C10-10

1 1 ? Body 13.94 5yr-2.5/2 Dec ? ?

750 288b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C10-10

1 3

751 288c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C10-10

1 8

752 289 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C20-10

1 19 B Body 14.63 10yr-3/2 Und 22 0.94

753 289a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C20-10

1 2 B Body 9.47 10yr-5/2 Dec ? 0.60

754 289b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C20-10

1 28

755 289c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C20-10

1 1

756 289d J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C20-10

1 -

757 290 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C30-10

1 12 B Body 10.19 5yr-4/4 Und 8 0.79

758 290a J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C30-10

1 1 B Rim 11.65 19 Und 6 0.40

759 290b J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C30-10

1 1 T Body 6.54 10yr-3/1 Dec ? ?

760 290c J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C30-10

1 13

761 290d J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 C30-10

1 -

762 291 J. Winter 28/05/2010 MAB 12 A30-10

1 1

763 292 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A10-10

1 70 B Body 11.2 10yr-6/4 Und 3 1.10

764 292a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A10-10

1 14

765 292b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A10-10

1 1

766 293 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A20-10

1 9 ? Body 11.12 10yr-4/3 Und 12 1.00

767 293a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A20-10

1 21


#

735

736

737

738

739

740

741

742

743

744

745

746

747

748

749

750

751

752

753

754

755

756

757

758

759

760

761

762

763

764

765

766

767

Sample Comment



X

X

Charcoal

X

X

Charcoal

X

X

X

X

X

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

X

Flake

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


768 293b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A20-10

1 -

769 294 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A30-10

1 13 B Body 8.04 5yr-4/4 Und 7 1.42

770 294a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A30-10

1 10

771 294b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 A30-10

1 4

772 295 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B20-10

1 4 B Body 10.81 5yr-6/6 Und 5 1.58

773 295a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B20-10

1 12

774 295b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B20-10

1 -

775 296 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B30-10

1 9 B Body 10.66 10yr-5/2 Und 18 1.39

776 296a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B30-10

1 1 ? Rim 10.88 5yr-4/1 Und 7 1.19

777 296b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B30-10

1 17

778 296c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B30-10

1 1

779 297 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C10-10

1 18 H Body 12.36 7.5yr-5/4 Und 13 1.43

780 297a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C10-10

1 2 B Rim 9.4 18 7.5yr-5/4 Und 6 1.00

781 297b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C10-10

1 54

782 297c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C10-10

1 4

783 298 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C20-10

1 9 H Body 8.12 10yr-5/2 Und 15 1.25

784 298a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C20-10

1 11

785 298b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C20-10

1 1

786 299 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C30-10

1 7 B Body 11.24 5yr-6/6 Und 15 0.62

787 299a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C30-10

1 5

788 299b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 C30-10

1 1

789 300 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B10-10

1 20 H Body 6.09 5yr-3/1 Und 6 0.98

790 300a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B10-10

1 1 H Body 11.05 10yr-3/1 Dec Wavy Line 5 1.70

791 301 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B10-10

1 394 H Body 6.17 7.5yr-5/2 Und 7 0.84

792 301a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 13 B10-10

1 27

793 302 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A10-10

1 1 B Rim 12.3 36? 2.5yr-3/0 Und 24 1.00

794 302a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A10-10

1 1 B Body 7.99 10yr-4/2 Dec 8 0.53

795 302b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A10-10

1 11 B Body 13.52 10yr-3/1 Und 22 1.16

796 302c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A10-10

1 27

797 302d J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A10-10

1 2

798 303 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A20-10

1 24 B Body 17.5 7.5yr-4/4 Und 9 1.40

799 303a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A20-10

1 20

800 303b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A20-10

1 1


#

768

769

770

771

772

773

774

775

776

777

778

779

780

781

782

783

784

785

786

787

788

789

790

791

792

793

794

795

796

797

798

799

800

Sample Comment



Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Iron Nail Not modern

X

Charcoal

Measurement taken from south wall

X

X

Slag 1 Slag; 1 Metal 'ring'

X

Flake



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


801 304 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A30-10

1 1 H? Rim 7.8 5yr-6/2 Dec 11 0.96

802 304a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A30-10

1 16 H Body 6.96 7.5yr-6/6 Und 5 0.64

803 304b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A30-10

1 25

804 304c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A30-10

1 2

805 304d J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 A30-10

1 1

806 305 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B10-10

1 25 B Body 13.7 5y-2/5 Und 21 1.33

807 305a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B10-10

1 4

808 306 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B20-10

1 1 ? Body ? 10yr-4/3 Dec 9 0.93

809 306a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B20-10

1 58 ? Body 15.79 10yr-5/4 Und 8 1.30

810 306b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B20-10

1 27

811 307 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B30-10

1 16 ? Body 11.5 10yr-5/4 Und 13 1.34

812 307a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B30-10

1 41

813 307b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B30-10

1 1

814 307c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 B30-10

1 2

815 308 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C10-10

1 22 ? Body 18.3 10yr-3/2 Und 12 1.42

816 308a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C10-10

1 30

817 308b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C10-10

1 4

818 308c J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C10-10

1 1

819 308d J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C10-10

1 1

820 309 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C20-10

1 1 ? Rim 7.67 10yr-3/1 Und ? ?

821 309a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C20-10

1 40 ? Body 11 7.5yr-5/6 Und 5 1.25

822 309b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C20-10

1 7

823 310 J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C30-10

1 22 ? Body 13.06 10yr-3/3 Und 6 1.00

824 310a J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C30-10

1 28

825 310b J.L. Houle 30/05/2010 MAB 14 C30-10

1 1

826 311 J. Clark 31/05/2010 KYR 1 SC20-10

1 33

827 312 J. Clark 31/05/2010 KYR 1 SC2 10-F 1 2600

828 312b J. Clark 31/05/2010 KYR 1 SC2 10-F 1 10

829 313 J. Clark 31/05/2010 KYR 1 SC1 0-F 1 104

830 314 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A1 10-15 1 2 B Body 10.56 5yr-4/2 Und 18 0.59

831 314a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A1 10-15 1 12

832 314b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A1 10-15 1 1

833 315 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A2 10-15 1 3 H Body 14.66 7.5yr-5/4 Und 4 1.46


#

801

802

803

804

805

806

807

808

809

810

811

812

813

814

815

816

817

818

819

820

821

822

823

824

825

826

827

828

829

830

831

832

833

Sample Comment



X

X

Slag

Charcoal

X

X

Slag

Charcoal

X

Slag 3 Slag; 1 pendant

Flake

Charcoal

X

X

Flake

X Stone Circle 2

X Stone Circle 2

Charcoal Stone Circle 2

X Bone fragments 10-12 cm below surface

X

Wood Wood from posthole

2 ceramic sherds; 1 bone fragment



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


834 315a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A2 10-15 1 6

835 315b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A2 10-15 1 1

836 316 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B1 10-15 1 8 B Body 11.02 ? Und 16 1.26

837 316a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B1 10-15 1 1 H Rim 15.47 30 7.5yr-4/2 Und ? 1.15

838 316b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B1 10-15 1 26

839 317 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 A3 10-15 1 10

840 318 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B2 10-15 1 1 H Body 6.88 5yr-4/2 Und 9 1.02

841 318a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B2 10-15 1 11

842 318b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B2 10-15 1 2

843 319 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 B3 10-15 1 13

844 320 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C1 10-15 1 3 B Body 16.01 7.5yr-4/2 Und 11 1.20

845 320a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C1 10-15 1 43

846 320b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C1 10-15 1 1

847 320c J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C1 10-15 1 1

848 321 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C2 10-15 1 8 H Body 12.44 5yr-4/3 Und 11 0.73

849 321a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C2 10-15 1 1 H Base 16.78 18 10yr-5/1 Und ? 0.77

850 321b J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C2 10-15 1 26

851 321c J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C2 10-15 1 1

852 321d J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C2 10-15 1 -

853 322 J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C3 10-15 1 5

854 322a J.L. Houle 1/6/2010 MAB 11 C3 10-15 1 2

855 323 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 10-15 1 23 H Body 14.16 10yr-5/2 Und 8 0.83

856 323a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 10-15 1 2 H Body 10.02 ? Dec ? 12 0.86

857 323b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 10-15 1 2 B Rim 12 32 5yr-3/1 Dec ? 14 1.06

858 323c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 10-15 1 19

859 323d J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 10-15 1 1

860 324 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 10-15 1 6 ? Body 11.3 5yr-4/3 Und 12 1.05

861 324a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 10-15 1 1 B Rim 19.45 28 10yr-4/2 Und 16 1.71

862 324b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 10-15 1 1 ? Body 11.35 5yr-3/2 Dec ? 13 1.00

863 324c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 10-15 1 13

864 324d J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 10-15 1 1

865 325 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B2 10-15 1 8 B Body 11.55 7.5yr-3/4 Und 16 0.61

866 325a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B2 10-15 1 3


#

834

835

836

837

838

839

840

841

842

843

844

845

846

847

848

849

850

851

852

853

854

855

856

857

858

859

860

861

862

863

864

865

866

Sample Comment



X

X B1 (Bone 1) = Diagnostic + 1 bone

X

X

X

X vertebrae. x=100;y=190;z=28bd / x=120;y=1

X

X

X

Flake

X

Flake

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

2 = Refit

Refit

Refit

X

Slag

Possible incision

X includes 2 rodent bones in canister

Charcoal small pack

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


867 325b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B2 10-15 1 2

868 326 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 C2 10-15 1 6

869 327 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A3 10-15 1 4 B Body 9.98 7.5yr-4/4 Und 10 0.70

870 327a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A3 10-15 1 2

871 327b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A3 10-15 1 1

872 328 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B3 10-15 1 2 B Body 9.74 5yr-4/1 Und 12 1.35

873 328a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 B3 10-15 1 -

874 329 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 C3 10-15 1 2 B Body 11.11 5yr-4/3 Und 5 0.64

875 329a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 C3 10-15 1 1 B Body 15.99 10yr-3/4 Dec ? 13 1.30

876 329b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 C3 10-15 1 1 H? Handle 20.35 10yr-4/4 Und 5 0.84

877 329c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 C3 10-15 1 2


879 330a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 10-15 1 1 B Base 15.15 24 5yr-3/1 Und 8 0.91

880 330b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 10-15 1 1

881 330c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 10-15 1 15

882 330d J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 10-15 1 171

883 331 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A2 10-15 1 9 H Body 11.48 10yr-3/3 Und 7 1.01

884 331a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A2 10-15 1 5


886 332a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A3 10-15 1 11

887 332b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A3 10-15 1 1

888 333 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 10-15 1 16 B Body 12.61 Und 14 1.53

889 333a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 10-15 1 18

890 333b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 10-15 1 2

891 333c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 10-15 1 1

892 334 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C3 10-15 1 14 H Body 7.38 Und 4 0.90

893 334a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C3 10-15 1 35

894 334b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C3 10-15 1 1 H (?) Body 5.38 Dec Ang/Punct 2 1.16

895 335 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B1 10-15 1 66 H Body 7.21 Und 4 1.83

896 335a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B1 10-15 1 16

897 335b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B1 10-15 1 3


899 336a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C1 10-15 1 12


#

867

868

869

870

871

872

873

874

875

876

877

878

879

880

881

882

883

884

885

886

887

888

889

890

891

892

893

894

895

896

897

898

899

Sample Comment



Charcoal

X

X

Charcoal Pack = Good Sample Size

Charcoal small pack

Possible Handle

X

1 decorated

2 pieces refit

Flake

X

X Bone Feature (Ribs)

X

X

Charcoal

16 ceramic sherds (1 is decorated)

X

X 2 Bone Needles

Bronze? Wire? Bronze wire?

X

Probably close to rim

X

Flake

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


900 336b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C1 10-15 1 -

901 337 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 10-15 1 24 B Body 9.12 Und 6 0.94

902 337a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 10-15 1 24

903 337b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 10-15 1 1

904 337c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 10-15 1 2

905 338 J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C2 10-15 1 8 B Body 10.13 Und 6 1.81

906 338a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C2 10-15 1 15

907 338b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 C2 10-15 1 1


909 339a J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 11.09 26 Und 3 0.97

910 339b J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 8.63 14 Und 7 1.59

911 339c J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 10-15 1 19

912 339d J.L. Houle 2/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 10-15 1 1

913 340 J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 15-20 1 1 H Body 11.54 Und 11 1.01

914 340a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 15-20 1 1 H Body 9.95 Dec 6 1.02

915 340b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A1 15-20 1 72

916 341 J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A2 15-20 1 4 H Body 15.78 Und ? 0.85

917 341a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A2 15-20 1 15

918 341b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A2 15-20 1 1

919 342 J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A3 15-20 1 19 ? Body 8.15 Und 4 1.20

920 342a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A3 15-20 1 17

921 342b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 A3 15-20 1 2


923 343a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B1 15-20 1 42

924 343b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B1 15-20 1 23


926 344a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 15-20 1 1 H Rim 9.04 ? Dec ? 0.87

927 344b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 15-20 1 57

928 344c J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 15-20 1 2


930 345a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 15-20 1 1 H Rim 17 26 Und 7 1.58

931 345b J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 15-20 1 30



#

900

901

902

903

904

905

906

907

908

909

910

911

912

913

914

915

916

917

918

919

920

921

922

923

924

925

926

927

928

929

930

931

932

Sample Comment



Charcoal small pack

X

Flake

? half ring ? 2 pieces

X

Bronze Punch?

X

Slag ? Questionable

X

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Flake Found together

X

Flake

2 pieces = refit

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


933 346a J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 C2 15-20 1 9

934 347 J.L. Houle 8/6/2010 MAB 13 C3 15-20 1 8

935 348 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B2 10-15 1 1 H Body 4.05 Und ? 0.44

936 348a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B2 10-15 1 1 B Body 11.56 Dec 11 1.80

937 348b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B2 10-15 1 1 H Base 12.64 Und 11 0.32

938 348c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B2 10-15 1 16

939 349 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 C2 10-20 1 3 H Body 7.4 Und ? 1.26

940 349a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 C2 10-20 1 6


942 350a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 C3 10-15 1 6


944 351a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 C1 10-15 1 20


946 352a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A1 10-15 1 1 B Body 15.37 Dec 14 2.54

947 352b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A1 10-15 1 30


949 353a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 2 T Body 8.2 Dec 4 1.00

950 353b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 2 H Rim 7.82 31 Und ? 1.06

951 353c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 1 H Rim 8.43 40 Und 6 0.84

952 353d J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 2 T Body 6.63 Dec 8 0.54

953 353e J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 26

954 353f J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 1

955 353g J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 10-15 1 3


957 354a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B1 10-15 1 20


959 355a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A3 10-15 1 7

960 355b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A3 10-15 1 1


962 356a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 10.12 ? Und 4 0.53

963 356b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B3 10-15 1 1

964 356c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 B3 10-15 1 1



#

933

934

935

936

937

938

939

940

941

942

943

944

945

946

947

948

949

950

951

952

953

954

955

956

957

958

959

960

961

962

963

964

965

Sample Comment



X

X

3 refit (1 base)

X

10-20cm = dug too far

X 10-20cm = dug too far

X

X

Dec. = Applique band

X

Dec. = incision + hatch

Dec. = Incision

X

Iron ? ?

Charcoal

X

X Iron Slag

Iron rich (picks up with metal detector); Big piece

Flake

Iron Slag



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


966 358 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 20-25 1 1 H Body 11 Und 4 0.71

967 358a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 13 B2 20-25 1 16

968 359 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 20-25 1 14

969 359a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 13 B3 20-25 1 3

970 360 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 13 C3 20-25 1 3


972 361a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 15-20 1 1

973 361b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 15-20 1 1

974 361c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 15-20 1 3

975 361d J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A1 15-20 1 -


977 362a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 15-20 1 1

978 362b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 15-20 1 8

979 362c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 15-20 1 1

980 362d J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A2 15-20 1 1


982 363a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 A3 15-20 1 1

983 364 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 15-20 1 1 ? Body ? Und ? ?

984 364a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 15-20 1 1

985 364b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 15-20 1 25

986 364c J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B1 15-20 1 2


988 365a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B2 15-20 1 6

989 365b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 B2 15-20 1 2

990 366 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 12 C3 15-20 1 1


992 367a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A1 15-20 1 4


994 368a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 15-20 1 1 H Body 9.75 Dec 12 1.03

995 368b J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A2 15-20 1 6

996 369 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A3 15-20 1 1 ? Body 10.54 Und ? 2.23

997 369a J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 A3 15-20 1 1



#

966

967

968

969

970

971

972

973

974

975

976

977

978

979

980

981

982

983

984

985

986

987

988

989

990

991

992

993

994

995

996

997

998

Sample Comment



X

X

Charcoal

X

X

X

X

Charcoal

X

X

Iron Slag

Charcoal

X

X Tooth in bone

X

Charcoal

X

Iron Slag

X

X

Dec. = Incisions

X

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)



1000 372 J.L. Houle 12/6/2010 MAB 14 C1 15-20 1 3



1003 373b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 0-10 1 1 H Rim 8.03 ? Und 6 0.37

1004 373c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 0-10 1 4

1005 373d J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 0-10 1 1

1006 373e J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 0-10 1 1

1007 373f J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 0-10 1 4


1009 374a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A2 0-10 1 11

1010 374b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A2 0-10 1 1

1011 374c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A2 0-10 1 2



1014 375b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A3 0-10 1 18

1015 375c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 A3 0-10 1 1


1017 376a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 12.11 16 Und 15 1.70

1018 376b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 11 12 Und 27 1.10

1019 376c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B1 0-10 1 14


1021 377a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B2 0-10 1 4

1022 377b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B2 0-10 1 1


1024 378a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 0-10 1 1 ? Rim 9.61 ? Und ? 1.16

1025 378b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 0-10 1 1 H Rim 8 ? Und ? 1.02

1026 378c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 0-10 1 18

1027 378d J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 0-10 1 1

1028 378e J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 0-10 1 -


1030 379a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C2 0-10 1 7



#

999

1000

1001

1002

1003

1004

1005

1006

1007

1008

1009

1010

1011

1012

1013

1014

1015

1016

1017

1018

1019

1020

1021

1022

1023

1024

1025

1026

1027

1028

1029

1030

1031

Sample Comment



X

X

Flake

Iron ? square rod'

Charcoal

X

Flake

Charcoal

Dec. Fingernail impressions

X

? ? Unknown - Stone? / in 'sample' bag

X

X

Bronze Ornament X' shaped ornement

X

Iron Nail ? Nail tip ?

Charcoal Small pack

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1032 380a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 0-10 1 32

1033 380b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 0-10 1 1

1034 380c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 0-10 1 1

1035 380d J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 0-10 1 1

1036 380e J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 0-10 1 1


1038 381a J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 23.03 30 Und 15 1.30

1039 381b J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 23.25 30 Und 17 1.22

1040 381c J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 12.22 Dec 16 1.20

1041 381d J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 12.6 Dec 18 1.21

1042 381e J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 12.72 Dec 14 1.43

1043 381f J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 12.11 Dec 11 0.62

1044 381g J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 13.17 Dec 12 0.98

1045 381h J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 12 Dec 11 0.95

1046 381i J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 16.75 Dec 13 0.85

1047 381j J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 18.44 Dec 12 1.14

1048 381k J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 11.9 Dec 13 1.20

1049 381l J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 13.93 ? Und 25 1.15

1050 381m J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 18.67 Dec 21 1.53

1051 381n J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1 B Body 17.12 Dec 20 1.08

1052 381o J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 1

1053 381p J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 4

1054 381q J.L. Houle 13/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 0-10 1 29

1055 382 J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 11 A2 15-20 1 1


1057 383a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 A1 10-15 1 2


1059 384a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 A2 10-15 1 4

1060 385 J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 A3 10-15 1 1


1062 386a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B1 10-15 1 22


1064 387a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B2 10-15 1 1 H Base 13.86 Und 4 0.84


#

1032

1033

1034

1035

1036

1037

1038

1039

1040

1041

1042

1043

1044

1045

1046

1047

1048

1049

1050

1051

1052

1053

1054

1055

1056

1057

1058

1059

1060

1061

1062

1063

1064

Sample Comment



X

Orange' bead (very small)

? ? Probably modern

Flake

Charcoal

Dec. = Wavy line (bur larger than usual)











? Coin Coin fragment

Charcoal

X incl. one whole vertabrae

Flake

X

X

X

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1065 387b J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B2 10-15 1 24

1066 387c J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B2 10-15 1 -


1068 388a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 10-15 1 1 T Rim 6.8 8 Dec 8 0.65

1069 388b J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 10-15 1 2 H Rim 8.47 21 Dec 6 1.12

1070 388c J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 10-15 1 29

1071 388d J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 B3 10-15 1 -

1072 389 J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C1 10-15 1 1 H Rim 10.63 20 Dec 6 1.43


1074 390a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C2 10-15 1 1

1075 390b J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C2 10-15 1 56


1077 391a J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 10-15 1 1

1078 391b J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 10-15 1 15

1079 391c J.L. Houle 14/06/2010 MAB 15 C3 10-15 1 1

1080 392 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 0-10 1 8 H Body 8.81 Und 12 1.07

1081 392a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 0-10 1 1 B Body 13.11 Dec 7 1.19

1082 392b J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 0-10 1 1 T Body 9.12 Dec 5 1.23

1083 392c J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 0-10 1 4

1084 392d J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 0-10 1 -

1085 393 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 0-10 1 28 B Body 13.49 Und 9 2.05

1086 393a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 0-10 1 2 H Body 8.28 Dec 15 0.28

1087 393b J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 0-10 1 1 H Rim 12.21 20 Und 16 1.27


1089 394a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 0-10 1 1 B Body 13.03 Dec 26 1.21

1090 394b J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 0-10 1 1 B Body 10.37 Dec 10 1.13

1091 395 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 0-10 1 7 H Body 8.85 Und 7 0.88

1092 395a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 0-10 1 1


1094 397 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 0-10 1 1 H Body 3.99 Dec ? 0.97

1095 397a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 0-10 1 1

1096 397b J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 0-10 1 1

1097 398 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 0-10 1 4 H Body 7.04 Und 8 0.92


#

1065

1066

1067

1068

1069

1070

1071

1072

1073

1074

1075

1076

1077

1078

1079

1080

1081

1082

1083

1084

1085

1086

1087

1088

1089

1090

1091

1092

1093

1094

1095

1096

1097

Sample Comment



X

Charcoal 1 very small pack

Dec.= 'x' pattern + incision on top

Refit / Dec. = Punctate

X

Charcoal Descent Sample Size

Dec. = Incisions along outside lip of rim

X

X

X Teeth in bone

X

Iron Plaque ? Flat iron piece with hole

Dec. = Incision (+fingernail impressions?)

Dec. Large concentric diamonds (Uighur?)

X

Charcoal very small pack

Dec. Cord marks

X

X

Flake

Possibly some cord marks



CountBag #GPS (UTM)



1099 399a J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 0-10 1 1

1100 399b J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 0-10 1 1

1101 400 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 0-10 1 1

1102 401 J.L. Houle 15/06/2010 MAC 10 BF 0-10 1 1 H Body 10.68 Und 6 1.24


1104 402a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1 B Rim 12.54 12 Und 16 1.74

1105 402b J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1 H Body 9.13 Dec 8 1.66

1106 402c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1 H Body 6.47 Dec 7 0.91

1107 402d J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1 H Body 6.43 Dec 11 0.66

1108 402e J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1 H Rim 8.92 ? Und ? 0.91

1109 402f J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 11

1110 402g J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 1

1111 402h J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A1 10-15 1 3




1115 403c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 10-15 1 1 H Rim 10.13 15 Und 10 0.99

1116 403d J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 10-15 1 1 H Rim 12.03 15 Und 9 0.83

1117 403e J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 10-15 1 1 H Base 17.41 Und 4 1.16

1118 403f J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A2 10-15 1 1


1120 404a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 10-15 1 1 H (?) Body 7.48 Dec 3 1.21


1122 404c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 10.94 20 Und 4 0.93

1123 404d J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 10-15 1 1

1124 404e J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 10-15 1 1

1125 404f J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 10-15 1 -


1127 405a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 10-15 1 1 H Body 11.31 Dec ? 1.00

1128 405b J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 10-15 1 1 H Body ? Dec ? 0.89

1129 405c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 10-15 1 1 H Body 9.61 Dec 8 1.11

1130 405d J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 10-15 1 1 H Rim 12.16 22 Und 6 1.35


#

1098

1099

1100

1101

1102

1103

1104

1105

1106

1107

1108

1109

1110

1111

1112

1113

1114

1115

1116

1117

1118

1119

1120

1121

1122

1123

1124

1125

1126

1127

1128

1129

1130

Sample Comment



X

Flake

X

Found in backfill while excavating 0-10cm level

Dec. = Raised ridge

Dec. = Wavy line

Dec. = Cord marks

X

Flake

Charcoal

2 with cord marks

Dec. = Raised ridge

Finishing marks

X

Dec. = Inceised motif

X

Flake 30% Primary Flake


Dec. = Inceised motif

Dec. = Parallel incisions

Dec. = Cord marks



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1131 405e J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 10-15 1 21


1133 406a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 10-15 1 1 H Body 0.93 Dec 4 0.93

1134 406b J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 10-15 1 1

1135 406c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 10-15 1 -


1137 407a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 10-15 1 1 H Base 17.64 Und 17 1.84

1138 407b J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 10-15 1 1 H Body 6.45 Dec 6 0.78

1139 407c J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 10-15 1 1

1140 407d J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 10-15 1 7

1141 408 J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 10-15 1 16 H Body 8.58 Und ? 1.10

1142 408a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 10-15 1 78


1144 409a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 10-15 1 1

1145 409b J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 10-15 1 1


1147 410a J.L. Houle 18/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 10-15 1 3

1148 411 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 A1 0-10 1 7 H Body 9.85 Und 9 1.99


1150 412a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 A2 0-10 1 1

1151 413 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 A3 0-10 1 2 ? Body 8.07 Und ? 2.11

1152 413a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 A3 0-10 1 2

1153 413b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 A3 0-10 1 2

1154 414 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 0-10 1 1

1155 414a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 0-10 1 4

1156 415 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B2 0-10 1 1 H Body 9.55 Und 4 2.83

1157 415a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B2 0-10 1 1


1159 416a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B3 0-10 1 5

1160 416b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 B3 0-10 1 4

1161 417 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 C1 0-10 1 10

1162 418 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 C2 0-10 1 1

1163 418a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 C2 0-10 1 1


#

1131

1132

1133

1134

1135

1136

1137

1138

1139

1140

1141

1142

1143

1144

1145

1146

1147

1148

1149

1150

1151

1152

1153

1154

1155

1156

1157

1158

1159

1160

1161

1162

1163

Sample Comment



X

Dec. = raised ridge

X


Dec. = Cord marks

Flake Same material as cat.#404e

X

X

X

Flake

X

Charcoal small pack

Charcoal 2 packs

X

Charcoal small pack

X

Charcoal no pack

X

Charcoal little - tiny pack + 3 pieces

X

X




CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1164 419 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 0-10 1 5 H Body 6.72 Und 6 1.62

1165 419a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 0-10 1 1


1167 420a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 15-20 1 1

1168 420b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 15-20 1 6

1169 420c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 15-20 1 1


1171 421a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1 B Rim 13.14 ? Und 12 2.04

1172 421b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1 H Rim 12.22 ? Und 7 2.64

1173 421c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1 H Rim 12.56 ? Und 7 2.71

1174 421d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1 H Body 7.94 Dec 9 2.15

1175 421e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1 H Body 12.01 Dec 5 1.36

1176 421f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 8

1177 421g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 15-20 1 1


1179 422a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 15-20 1 1 H Body 6.87 Dec 8 1.00

1180 422b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 15-20 1 19

1181 422c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 15-20 1 1 H Body 6.56 Dec 7 0.81


1183 423a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 6 H Body 6.77 Dec 8 2.04

1184 423b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 1 H Body 6.53 Dec 3 3.13 (?)

1185 423c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 1 B Rim 9.61 14 Und 13 1.72

1186 423d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 1 H Rim 12.44 17 Und 8 1.91

1187 423e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 123

1188 423f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 1

1189 423g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 15-20 1 1



1192 425a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 15-20 1 1 H Body 6.86 Dec 5 1.65

1193 425b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 15-20 1 5



1196 426b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 15-20 1 1


#

1164

1165

1166

1167

1168

1169

1170

1171

1172

1173

1174

1175

1176

1177

1178

1179

1180

1181

1182

1183

1184

1185

1186

1187

1188

1189

1190

1191

1192

1193

1194

1195

1196

Sample Comment




a few with finishing marks

Flake

X


Dec. Incision + Wavy line

Cord marks

X

X

Cord marks

X

Incision

Possibly some cord marks

cord markes paddle

incision + cord marks (?)

X All but 3 = small fragments

Charcoal no pack

X

Charcoal no pack

Flake



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1197 426c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 15-20 1 14



1200 427b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 15-20 1 10

1201 427c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 15-20 1 1

1202 428 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 20-25 1 2 B Body 8.58 Und 29 1.44


1204 428b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 A3 20-25 1 3



1207 429b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 20-25 1 18

1208 429c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 20-25 1 1

1209 429d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C1 20-25 1 2


1211 430a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 20-25 1 1 H Rim 11.01 17 Und 17 2.15

1212 430b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 20-25 1 1 H Body 5.95 Dec 4 1.71

1213 430c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 20-25 1 15

1214 430d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C2 20-25 1 2


1216 431a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 20-25 1 22

1217 431b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B1 20-25 1 1 H Body 9.24 Dec 9 2.33

1218 432 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 20-25 1 9 H Body 10.04 Und 8 4.21 (?)

1219 432a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 20-25 1 1 H Rim 9.51 ? Dec 11 2.32

1220 432b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 20-25 1 9


1222 433a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 1 B Body 14.57 Und 15 2.03

1223 433b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 1 B Rim 10.85 ? Und 21 1.78

1224 433c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 1 B Rim 10.78 18 Und 17 2.18


1226 433e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 1 B Body 13.5 Und 15 2.22

1227 433f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 32

1228 433g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B2 20-25 1 2



#

1197

1198

1199

1200

1201

1202

1203

1204

1205

1206

1207

1208

1209

1210

1211

1212

1213

1214

1215

1216

1217

1218

1219

1220

1221

1222

1223

1224

1225

1226

1227

1228

1229

Sample Comment



X

X


X

X

X

Charcoal no pack

X

Charcoal no pack

X

Just under lip of rim

X

X

Charcoal no pack



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1230 434a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 1 H Rim 12.42 17 Und 8 1.66

1231 434b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 1 B Body 7.02 Dec 10 2.71

1232 434c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 1 B Base 11.1 22 Und 13 1.68

1233 434d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 1 H Body 6.57 Und 4 1.37


1235 434f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 14

1236 434g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 20-25 1 1


1238 435a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 C3 25-30 1 2


1240 436a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 25-30 1 8

1241 436b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 25-30 1 8

1242 436c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 10 B3 25-30 1 1 B Rim 11.93 ? Und 14 1.67



1245 437a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 0-10 1 13

1246 437b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 0-10 1 4 H Body 9.71 Dec 11 2.31

1247 437c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 0-10 1 1 B Rim 10.85 28 Und 14 1.21

1248 437d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 0-10 1 8


1250 438a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 0-10 1 1 H Body 10.77 Und 9 2.01


1252 438c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 0-10 1 1 H Body 6.98 Dec 6 2.08

1253 438d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 0-10 1 1 H Body 6.47 Dec 4 2.29

1254 438e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 0-10 1 8

1255 438f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 0-10 1 6



1258 439b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 0-10 1 6

1259 439c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 0-10 1 20

1260 439d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 0-10 1 1


1262 440a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 0-10 1 7


#

1230

1231

1232

1233

1234

1235

1236

1237

1238

1239

1240

1241

1242

1243

1244

1245

1246

1247

1248

1249

1250

1251

1252

1253

1254

1255

1256

1257

1258

1259

1260

1261

1262

Sample Comment



polish-slip; black

X

Charcoal small pack

X

Charcoal no pack

X

X

1 incision

Charcoal S + 3 small packs

Rim-like sherd, but 2 flat sides (Base?)

X

Charcoal S + small pack

X

Charcoal no pack

Flake

Charcoal small pack



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1263 440b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 0-10 1 1

1264 440c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 0-10 1 6




1268 441a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 2 B Body 7.68 Dec 13 1.50

1269 441b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 1 H Body 7.44 Dec 11 1.64

1270 441c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 1

1271 441d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 11

1272 441e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 9

1273 441f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 0-10 1 38 H Body 9.75 Dec 18 1.63

1274 442 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 116 B Body 7.6 Und 21 3.86


1276 442b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 1 H Rim 8.08 ? Und 4 1.08

1277 442c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 1


1279 442e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 1 H Rim 13.73 18 Und 12 1.55

1280 442f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 14

1281 442g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 0-10 1 2 H Body 9.06 Dec 8 1.76


1283 443a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1 B Rim ? ? Dec 13 1.93

1284 443b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1 H Rim 10.58 15 Und 14 2.79

1285 443c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1

1286 443d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1 H Rim 9.37 ? Und ? 1.55

1287 443e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1

1288 443f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 2

1289 443g J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 1 H Body 3.35 Dec 14 1.68

1290 443h J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 0-10 1 8

1291 444 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 33 B Body 9.58 Und 25 2.18

1292 444a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 1

1293 444b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 14 H Body 8.48 Dec 18 1.37

1294 444c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 1 H Body 8.04 Dec 13 1.63

1295 444d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 3 H Body 7.76 Dec 6 1.51


#

1263

1264

1265

1266

1267

1268

1269

1270

1271

1272

1273

1274

1275

1276

1277

1278

1279

1280

1281

1282

1283

1284

1285

1286

1287

1288

1289

1290

1291

1292

1293

1294

1295

Sample Comment



Flake

X

River Stone

X

Charcoal no pack

Charcoal small pack

X

Iron ? iron piece

Flake

Charcoal no pack

X




CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1296 444e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 15

1297 444f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 0-10 1 2 B Rim 11.62 18 Und 13 1.80



1300 445b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 0-10 1 3

1301 445c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 0-10 1 1 B Rim 9.97 10 Und 18 1.84

1302 445d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 0-10 1 10 H Body 6.58 Dec 6 2.27

1303 445e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 0-10 1 5 H Body 6.56 Dec 7 2.02

1304 445f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 0-10 1 3




1308 446c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 15-20 1 1 H Rim 13.02 ? Und 8 3.75

1309 446d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 15-20 1 2 H Body 8.69 Dec 13 2.09

1310 446e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 15-20 1 22

1311 446f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 15-20 1 1



1314 447b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 15-20 1 1 B Base 14.65 Und 11 3.04

1315 447c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 15-20 1 6

1316 447d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 15-20 1 2

1317 447e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 15-20 1 1

1318 447f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 15-20 1 1



1321 448b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 15-20 1 22

1322 448c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 15-20 1 1

1323 448d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 15-20 1 23



1326 449b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 15-20 1 8

1327 449c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 15-20 1 1

1328 449d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 15-20 1 5


#

1296

1297

1298

1299

1300

1301

1302

1303

1304

1305

1306

1307

1308

1309

1310

1311

1312

1313

1314

1315

1316

1317

1318

1319

1320

1321

1322

1323

1324

1325

1326

1327

1328

Sample Comment



X

Charcoal no pack

X

repair hole

X

Charcoal small pack

X

X

Charcoal no pack

Soil Oxidized

X

X

Charcoal 22 + small pack

X

X




CountBag #GPS (UTM)



1330 450a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 15-20 1 2 B Body 8.8 Dec 9 1.20

1331 450b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 15-20 1 3

1332 450c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 15-20 1 1

1333 450d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 15-20 1 1



1336 451b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 15-20 1 12

1337 451c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 15-20 1 1

1338 451d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 15-20 1 1

1339 451e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 15-20 1 4



1342 452b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 15-20 1 6

1343 452c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 15-20 1 1

1344 453 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 0-10 1 3 H Body 7.2 Und ? 2.36

1345 453a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 0-10 1 1 H Body 6.18 Dec ? 1.67

1346 453b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 0-10 1 1

1347 454 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 0-10 1 1 H Body 7.81 Und ? 1.95

1348 454a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 0-10 1 1 CH Body 6.56 Dec ? ?

1349 454b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 0-10 1 37

1350 454c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 0-10 1 1

1351 454d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 0-10 1 1


1353 455a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A2 0-10 1 54

1354 455b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A2 0-10 1 1

1355 455c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 A2 0-10 1 5


1357 456a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 0-10 1 90

1358 456b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 0-10 1 2



1361 457b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 0-10 1 12


#

1329

1330

1331

1332

1333

1334

1335

1336

1337

1338

1339

1340

1341

1342

1343

1344

1345

1346

1347

1348

1349

1350

1351

1352

1353

1354

1355

1356

1357

1358

1359

1360

1361

Sample Comment



X

X

Charcoal small pack

X

X

X


X

Charcoal small pack

X

modern?

X

Bead half a bead

Charcoal small pack

X

Iron ? Slag

Charcoal no pack

X

Charcoal no pack

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1362 457c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 0-10 1 1


1364 458a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 0-10 1 12

1365 459 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 0-10 1 1 H Body 5.25 Und ? 1.58

1366 459a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 0-10 1 52

1367 459b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 0-10 1 1

1368 459c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 0-10 1 1

1369 459d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 0-10 1 1


1371 460a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 21

1372 460b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 9

1373 461 J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 2 H Body 5.48 Und ? 0.88

1374 461a J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 51

1375 461b J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 1

1376 461c J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 1

1377 461d J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 1

1378 461e J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 1

1379 461f J. Clark 25/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 0-10 1 3


1381 462a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 20-25 1 2

1382 463 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 20-25 1 2 H Body 4.89 Dec ? 2.44

1383 463a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 20-25 1 1

1384 464 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 20-25 1 7

1385 464a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 20-25 1 1

1386 465 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 20-25 1 3

1387 465a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 20-25 1 16



1390 466b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 20-25 1 4

1391 466c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 20-25 1 2

1392 466d J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 20-25 1 1

1393 467 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 20-25 1 4 H Body 6.96 Dec 4 2.21

1394 467a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 20-25 1 5


#

1362

1363

1364

1365

1366

1367

1368

1369

1370

1371

1372

1373

1374

1375

1376

1377

1378

1379

1380

1381

1382

1383

1384

1385

1386

1387

1388

1389

1390

1391

1392

1393

1394

Sample Comment



Charcoal small pack

X

X

X

X

Bullet Casing

X


X

X

X

X

Iron ?

Charcoal no pack

X

Charcoal small pack

X

X

X

Charcoal + Wood Carbonized

X

Wood one is carbonized

Charcoal small pack

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1395 467b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 20-25 1 1

1396 468 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 20-25 1 1 H Body 7.02 Dec 6 2.10

1397 468a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 20-25 1 9

1398 468b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 20-25 1 1

1399 468c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 20-25 1 5

1400 469 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 20-25 1 1

1401 470 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 BF BF 1 1 B Body 12.63 Und 31 2.57

1402 470a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 13 BF BF 1 1


1404 471a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 A1 10-15 1 2


1406 472a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 A2 10-15 1 1

1407 472b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 A2 10-15 1 1


1409 473a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 A3 10-15 1 3

1410 474 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 10-15 1 1 H Body 7.25 Und 5 7.25 (??)

1411 474a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 10-15 1 2

1412 474b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 10-15 1 2




1416 476b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C1 10-15 1 1

1417 476c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C1 10-15 1 2


1419 477a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C2 10-15 1 2

1420 477b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C2 10-15 1 1


1422 478a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 10-15 1 5

1423 478b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 10-15 1 3

1424 479c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 10-15 1 1

1425 479d J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C3 10-15 1 1

1426 480 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 BF BF 1 1 H Body 7.2 Und 5 1.89

1427 481 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 15-20 1 1


#

1395

1396

1397

1398

1399

1400

1401

1402

1403

1404

1405

1406

1407

1408

1409

1410

1411

1412

1413

1414

1415

1416

1417

1418

1419

1420

1421

1422

1423

1424

1425

1426

1427

Sample Comment



Charcoal no pack

X

X

Charcoal 3 + 2 small packs

X

found in backfill during excavation

Iron Slag found in backfill during excavation

Flake

X

Charcoal small pack


X


X


X

Charcoal small pack

X

X

River Cobble belong with 478- improperly numbered. Sho

Charcoal small pack

found in backfill during excavations

Flake



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1428 481a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 15-20 1 2



1431 483 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 C2 15-20 1 9


1433 485 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B1 20-25 1 1

1434 486 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B2 20-25 1 2

1435 487 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 11 B3 20-25 1 1


1437 488a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 15-20 1 2

1438 489 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 15-20 1 1 H Body 9.88 Dec 8 2.09

1439 489a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 15-20 1 1

1440 489b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 15-20 1 1


1442 490a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 15-20 1 1 H Rim 14.98 32 Und 11 3.04

1443 490b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 15-20 1 2 B Base 8.13 14 Und 23 2.19

1444 490c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 15-20 1 1 H Body 8.78 Dec 7 2.20

1445 490d J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 15-20 1 16

1446 490e J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 15-20 1 6


1448 491a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 15-20 1 11

1449 491b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 15-20 1 3

1450 492 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 15-20 1 2

1451 493 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 15-20 1 6

1452 493a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 15-20 1 2

1453 494 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 15-20 1 1 H Body 4.13 Und ? 2.23

1454 494a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 15-20 1 5

1455 494b J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 15-20 1 1

1456 494c J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 15-20 1 5


1458 495a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 15-20 1 3

1459 496 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 15-20 1 -

1460 496a J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 15-20 1 8


#

1428

1429

1430

1431

1432

1433

1434

1435

1436

1437

1438

1439

1440

1441

1442

1443

1444

1445

1446

1447

1448

1449

1450

1451

1452

1453

1454

1455

1456

1457

1458

1459

1460

Sample Comment



Charcoal no pack

X

Flake

Flake

X

X

X

Charcoal small pack

X


X

Charcoal no pack

Flake

X


X

Flake


X

STONE- NOTHING

X



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1461 497 J. Clark 26/06/2010 MAC 12 SEE COMMENTS- 1 1 H Body 11.07 Und 4 2.08



1464 498b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A1 10-15 1 6


1466 499a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 10-15 1 1 H Rim 10.06 14 Und 10 2.40

1467 499b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 10-15 1 1 H Rim 11.25 ? Und 13 1.63



1470 499e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 10-15 1 38

1471 499f J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A2 10-15 1 4


1473 500a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1 B Base 10.32 Und 18 1.44

1474 500b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1 B Rim 11.14 ? Und 12 2.26



1477 500e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1 H RIm 12.26 ? Und 4 1.55

1478 500f J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 13.92 ? Und 7 2.96

1479 500g J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1 H Body 7.93 Dec 8 1.42

1480 500h J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 19

1481 500i J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 1

1482 500j J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 A3 10-15 1 8


1484 501a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 10-15 1 4

1485 501b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B1 10-15 1 11

1486 502 J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 10-15 1 9 B Body 8.76 Und 14 2.89

1487 502a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 10-15 1 1 B Body 12 Dec 16 2.24

1488 502b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 10-15 1 8

1489 502c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 10-15 1 2

1490 502d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B2 10-15 1 -

1491 503 J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 18 B Body 5.66 Und 13 0.98

1492 503a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 1 B Base 9.91 10 Und 19 1.70

1493 503b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 1 H Rim 8.03 ? Und 6 1.71


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1461

1462

1463

1464

1465

1466

1467

1468

1469

1470

1471

1472

1473

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1487

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1489

1490

1491

1492

1493

Sample Comment



FOUND JUST OUTSIDE OF UNIT A3

X

X

Charcoal

Dec. = Incision + Wavy line

X

X

Charcoal

X

Charcoal

X

Flake Coordinates = for large flake

Charcoal small pack



CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1494 503c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 2 H Body 8.1 Dec 8 1.28

1495 503d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 13

1496 503e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 B3 10-15 1 10+


1498 504a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 10-15 1 1 H Rim 9.03 ? Und 8 2.44

1499 504b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 10-15 1 44

1500 504c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 10-15 1 1

1501 504d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C1 10-15 1 3

1502 505 J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 10-15 1 39 B Body 7.78 Und 12 1.43

1503 505a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 10-15 1 27

1504 505b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C2 10-15 1 -

1505 506 J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 10-15 1 11 B Body 9.47 Und 12 1.97

1506 506a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 10-15 1 2 H Body 8.28 Dec 4 1.37

1507 506b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 12 C3 10-15 1 8




1511 507c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 10-15 1 102

1512 507d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 10-15 1 1

1513 508e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 10-15 1 34

1514 508f J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A1 10-15 1 31



1517 509b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A2 10-15 1 63

1518 509c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A2 10-15 1 6+


1520 510a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 10-15 1 1 B Base 11.11 12 Und 9 2.14

1521 510b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 10-15 1 6

1522 510c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 A3 10-15 1 5+



1525 511b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 1 H Body 9.39 Dec 9 1.83

1526 511c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 1 B Body 12.58 Dec 15 1.87


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1495

1496

1497

1498

1499

1500

1501

1502

1503

1504

1505

1506

1507

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Sample Comment



X


One with cord marks

X

Flake

Charcoal

X

Charcoal 2 small packs

X

X

X

Iron Slag should be 508e, 508f - improperly numbered.

Charcoal 31 + 2 small packs + 1 wood

X


X




CountBag #GPS (UTM)


1527 511d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 1 B Rim 12.28 34 Und 14 2.57

1528 511e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 27

1529 511f J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 1

1530 511g J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B1 10-15 1 2+


1532 512a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 10-15 1 60

1533 512b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 10-15 1 1

1534 512c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B2 10-15 1 16+



1537 513b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 10-15 1 27

1538 513c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 10-15 1 1

1539 513d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 B3 10-15 1 2+


1541 514a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 10-15 1 3 B Base 13.61 Und 14 1.02

1542 514b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 10-15 1 2 H Body 10.78 Dec 10 1.00

1543 514c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 10-15 1 8 H Body 6.64 Dec 8 1.01

1544 514d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C1 10-15 1 8


1546 515a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 10-15 1 1 B Base 12.12 14 Und 15 1.32

1547 515b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 10-15 1 31

1548 515c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 10-15 1 2

1549 515d J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 10-15 1 1

1550 515e J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C2 10-15 1 7+


1552 516a J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 10-15 1 6

1553 516b J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 10-15 1 1

1554 516c J.L. Houle 27/06/2010 MAC 13 C3 10-15 1 -


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1528

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1535

1536

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1538

1539

1540

1541

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1545

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1549

1550

1551

1552

1553

1554

Sample Comment



X

X


X

X


X

X


X

X

Iron Slag

Iron Frag. Iron fragment


X

X

Charcoal small pack

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