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Canada / ON / CbGw-___1 (Frank Bay) / S-1950
- Lab number
- S-1950
- Field number
- CMC-1170
- Material dated
- dog bone collagen; collagène osseux de chien
- Taxa dated
- Canis familiaris (id. by H. Savage)
- Locality
- Frank Bay, Lake Nipissing, near the source of the French River and the mouth of Bass Creek, Ontario
- Map sheet
- 31 L/04
- Submitter
- M. Brizinski
- Date submitted
- January 27, 0098
- Measured Age
- 990 ± 170
- Normalized Age
- 1070 ± 170
- δ13C (per mil)
- -20.0
- Significance
- Late Woodland; Sylvicole supérieur
- Context
- unit 10-R60, Level 8, dog burial 3
- Associated taxa
- Mammalia: Canis familiaris
- Comments
- CbGw-1, Frank Bay: Ridley's excavation of this stratified site revealed a long sequence of Archaic and Woodland components and produced one date with the then-new radiocarbon method. It was a campsite during both the Pickering (Williamson, 1990: 296) and Middleport (Dodd, et al. 1990: 345) stages of the Ontario Iroquois tradition. Six dates from this site resulted from 1978 excavations by M. Brizinski. S-1684 is thought possibly to date a poorly defined Laurel stratum. The other five dates pertain to dog burials interpreted as ritual sacrifices.