CI[)l1:721 - Memorial University of Newfoundland DAI
CI[)l1:721 - Memorial University of Newfoundland DAI
CI[)l1:721 - Memorial University of Newfoundland DAI
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,,-oup 4 Stemmed Sifaces (0 ... 4)<br />
Tpbigye Complex<br />
(Figures 9, 10; Plale 9)<br />
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Group 4 slemmed Maces were all recovered from the Deadman's Pool site<br />
(CgDI-3) on the Tobique River, New Brunswick. No radiocarbon dates are<br />
associated with the assemblage from this site, nor are there definite cultural<br />
affiliations known. Two types <strong>of</strong> projectile point fQ(m are known from the site,<br />
and lhasa have been sub-divided into Groups 4A and 4B.<br />
Group 4A forms are characterized by convex blade edges. strai:Jht or<br />
expanding stems formed by comer removal, straight bases, and wide angled<br />
shoulders. One specimen is complete, while the tip is missing from the second.<br />
Artifact descriptions are listed in Appendix H and a sample ouLline <strong>of</strong> a Group<br />
4A stemmed biface is shown in FlQure 9.<br />
Group 4B forms are characterized by expanding stems, where present.<br />
convex blade edges, convex stem bases. biconvex cross and longitudinal<br />
sections, and wide rounded shoulders. They are thicker than Group 4A<br />
stemmed bifaces, but not as broad in the blade. Group 4B artifact descriptions<br />
are provided in Appendix I and a sample outline is shown in Figure 10.<br />
The metric attributes lor Group 4A and 48 stemmed bifaces are not listed<br />
in table form due to small sample size.
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