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Canada / MB / DlMa-1 (Stott) / SFU-229
- Lab number
- SFU-229
- Material dated
- bison bone collagen; collagène osseux de bison
- Taxa dated
- Bison sp. humerus
- Locality
- 12 km west of Brandon along the north side of Assiniboine River, Manitoba
- Map sheet
- 62 F/16
- Submitter
- P.M. Badertscher
- Date submitted
- March 26, 0097
- Measured Age
- 1100 ± 150
- Normalized Age
- 1180 ± 150
- δ13C (per mil)
- -20.0
- Significance
- Woodland, Blackduck; Sylvicole
- Context
- Upper Area B (1982), Unit 87
- Associated taxa
- Mammalia: Bison bison, Spermophilus franklinii, Thomomys talpoides, Castor canadensis, Canidae; Aves (unid.); Pisces (unid.)
- Comments
- DlMa-1, Stott: Tisdale (1978: 41) notes: "Cultural materials recovered from Grand Valley Provincial Park in 1977 are more varied than was expected. Data from previous excavations suggested a homogeneous early Late Woodland assemblage. Though a series of Blackduck occupations was suspected, cultural strata have not yet been successfully distinguished within the Stott farm area." GX-5140 was associated with many flakes, smashed bones, cord-roughened body sherds, possibly contaminated by a capping of landscaping fill. GX-5141 was from a hearth with ash extending to Level 7 and most bone and all lithics and ceramics in Levels 4-7; therefore it provides a minimum age on the feature. The date from GX-5143 suggests Late Archaic, but no Archaic diagnostics were found. GX-5174 and GX-5175 were associated with cord-roughened and other sherds, butchered bone, one flake. GX-5176 was associated with cord-roughened body sherds, a simple dentate decorated neck sherd, a chert biface, flakes, and large butchered bones. GX-5177 pre-dates Blackduck pottery found in overlying levels. S-2320 is presented as an Archaic date, but no such diagnostics were found; the sample was associated with pottery.