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Archaeological Anthropology

2017

Central Washington University

Fragmentation

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Vertebrate Faunal Analysis Of The Anderson Creek Site (45kp233), Robert Holstine Jan 2017

Vertebrate Faunal Analysis Of The Anderson Creek Site (45kp233), Robert Holstine

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The Anderson Creek archaeological site (45KP233) was excavated by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in 2015, as part of a fish passage replacement project in Puget Sound. Faunal analysis of remains from this excavation was completed by the author in collaboration with Dr. Megan Partlow. Analysis documented a variety of mammal and fish remains, consisting primarily of salmon, flatfishes, deer and elk. In addition to general faunal results reported to WSDOT, I discuss bone fragmentation, herring in regional sites, and the value of 1/16” fine screen sampling and analysis. To address the last, I compared fish identifications from …