Diggity (BjDu17): A Ceramic Period Site on Spednic Lake, New Brunswick
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SCIWC Library
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Publication Year
1983
Pages
110
Subject
St. Croix River Archaeological History
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Abstract
"Introduction
The present study concerns the excavation of a small Ceramic period site, namely the Diggity site (BjDu17), on Spednic Lake, in the interior of southwestern New Brunswick. Spednic Lake is the largest of the sixty-one lakes which drain into the St. Croix River, and thus represents an integral part of the Chiputnicook-St. Croix Drainage System. In a separate report (Deal 1984), the author provides an overview of the archaeological resources and present understanding of the prehistory of the area surrounding this waterway."
The present study concerns the excavation of a small Ceramic period site, namely the Diggity site (BjDu17), on Spednic Lake, in the interior of southwestern New Brunswick. Spednic Lake is the largest of the sixty-one lakes which drain into the St. Croix River, and thus represents an integral part of the Chiputnicook-St. Croix Drainage System. In a separate report (Deal 1984), the author provides an overview of the archaeological resources and present understanding of the prehistory of the area surrounding this waterway."
Description
This document is concerned with a single archaeological site in St. Croix / Spednic area: Diggity (BjDu17)
The document examines the historic use of the area, the excavations, an Ecofact analysis, an artifact analysis, and final conclusions / interpretations.
The document examines the historic use of the area, the excavations, an Ecofact analysis, an artifact analysis, and final conclusions / interpretations.
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