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- Lab number
- Beta-139441
- Field number
- #54
- Material dated
- charcoal; charbon de bois
- Locality
- on a terrace of morainal origin, 370 m above and 1.5 km distant from Fraser River, about 25 km upstream from Lillooet, British Columbia
- Map sheet
- 92 I/13
- Date submitted
- July 5, 2000
- Date uploaded
- February 14, 2020
- Normalized Age
- 1270 ± 60
- Significance
- Plateau / Kamloops
- Context
- sub-housepit 4, beneath northwest rim of housepit 7, feature 14, a hearth on the floor of sub-housepit 4, square BBB, subsquare 24, level 1
- Comments
- EeRl-7, Keatley Creek: This largest remaining pithouse village in the region includes 119 house depressions ranging 5-21 m in diameter. Of 24 housepits test-excavated, almost all of the large and medium-size ones were first occupied during the Shuswap horizon (3500-2400 BP), continued to be used during the Plateau horizon (2400-1200 BP), and were abandoned at the beginning of the Kamloops horizon (1200-200 BP). Lepofsky, et al. (1996) report faunal remains from a small (HP 12), medium-sized (HP 3) and large (HP 7) housepit. HP 3 and HP 7 yielded radiocarbon dates of ca. 1100 BP, and HP 12 "appears to have been occupied a few hundred years earlier" (Lepofsky, et al. 1996:36). Dates are not given in this report, but were supplied in an unpublished manuscript (Hayden, 1995). A larger series of dates is supplied by Prentiss et al. (2003).