ANALYSIS OF MACROFLORAL SAMPLES FROM CA-SHA-47, SACRAMENTO VALLEY, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA

Author(s): Curtis Nepstad-Thornberry

Year: 2000

Summary

Two pre-floated soil samples from CA-SHA-47 were sent for macrobotanic identification.

The samples were recovered from a subsurface cobble layer identified as Feature 1. This

feature was unique at the site and contained a variety of artifacts including ground stones,

chipped stone, and fire-broken rocks and cobbles. The prehistoric activities associated with the

site are unknown; although use as an aboriginal salmon drying area has been postulated (Lisa

Shapiro, personal communication, 2000). Analysis of macrobotanic remains was undertaken to

indicate types of vegetative resources used by prehistoric groups at the site.

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ANALYSIS OF MACROFLORAL SAMPLES FROM CA-SHA-47, SACRAMENTO VALLEY, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA. Curtis Nepstad-Thornberry. 2000 ( tDAR id: 378561) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8MS3S57

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