MACROFLORAL REMAINS FROM ACADIA, MAINE

Summary

The feature sampled appeared to represent historic midden deposits from the 1700s to

mid-1800s, some of which were burned. The bottom of the pit contained ash, indicating a thorough

burning of the remains. Material above this layer, however, was either partially charred, or

uncharred. The majority of the elements of the macrofloral record are uncharred and may

represent either material discarded in the midden deposit, or may be present as the result of

natural occurrence in the environment.

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• PaleoResearch Institute

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