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Canada / AB / DjPo-25 (Bill White) / n/a-38
- Lab number
- n/a-38
- Material dated
- bone collagen; collagène osseux
- Locality
- in the eastern part of Crowsnest Pass, north of Crowsnest River, Alberta
- Map sheet
- 82 G/09
- Submitter
- B.O.K. Reeves
- Date submitted
- March 6, 0097
- Normalized Age
- 5730 ± 180
- Significance
- Archaic, Mummy Cave; Archaïque
- Stratigraphic component
- Level 4
- Context
- Level 4, interpreted as a winter camp
- Associated taxa
- Mammalia: Ovis canadensis 1-1, Bison bison 28-3
- Comments
- DjPo-25, Bill White: Driver (1978: 100) mentions the occurrence of Bitterroot side-notched points which accounts for the Mummy Cave affiliation listed for the radiocarbon date. Apparently the site has many occupation layers, since Driver (1985) indicates ten of them but groups these into four components, all of which functioned as winter camps during his Middle Prehistoric period (7500-2000 BP).