No. 2 – October 1990

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RI# CHIP PTS CER FEA MAR ANL PLT ADI# ADI CULT ECO MICRO
1050 x x x x x x 6 H L I S
1051 x x 2 L L I S
1111 x x 2 L L U F
1186 x x x 3 M L B F
1189 x x 2 L L B F/S
1191 x x 2 L L B F
1194 x x x x x 5 M L B F
1199 x x 2 L L B F
1200 x x x x x 5 M L B F
1204 x x x x x 5 M L B F/S
1205 x x x 3 M L B F/S
1206 x x 2 L L B F
1373 x x 2 L L I S
1379 x x 2 L L I S
1537 x x 2 L L U' F
1718 x x x x 4 M L B S
1729 x x x x x x 6 H L/C B S
1731 x x x x x x x 7 H L/C B S
Key:
Artifact Classes
Chipped Stone debris = CHIP
Levanna Points = PTS
Clay ceramics = CER
Features = FEA
Marine resources = MAR
Animal remains = ANL
Plant remains = PLT
Activity Diversity Index
(ADI#)
Low (1-2) = L
Moderate (3-5) = M
High (6-7) = H
DATA ANALYSIS
Cultural Time Periods (CULT)
Late Woodland = L
Late Woodland and Contact =
L/C
Contact - C
Ecoregions (ECO)
Interior Uplands = U
Bay and Coastal Margins B
Offshore Islands = I
Microenvironments (MICRO)
Freshwater = F
Saltwater - S
Freshwater/Saltwater F/S
Once the Cultural and Environmental Data was collected (Figure 1, Tables 1,2), the
archaeological sites in this study were separated into Late Woodland and Contact Period
occupations. The total sample size of components was 70, of which 56 were assigned to the
Late Woodland Period (AD 1000-1550); 14 were assigned to the Contact Period (AD 1550-1790).