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Ross Glen : a besant stone circle site in southeastern Alberta

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Description

Excavations conducted at the Ross site in southeastern Alberta during 1981 yielded considerable quantities of data with scientifically significant results. These investigations were required at this high-value prehistoric stone circle site because it was to be impacted by a proposed housing subdivision in Medicine Hat. Ethos Consultants Ltd. conducted the excavation by focusing on specific objectives developed from a previous assessment program. These investigations yielded evidence of at least three prehistoric occupations, with the principal occupation dated to about 500 AD. The report suggests that the site is one of the most significant stone circle sites yet investigated in Alberta and possibly in all of the Northern Plains.

Updated

January 1, 1986

Tags
Archaeological Survey of Alberta Ross Glen archaeological excavations besant stone circle site stone circles
Resources

Title and publication information

Type
Report
Extent

226 pages

Frequency

Once

Publisher / Creator Information

Creator
Publisher

Culture (1980-1987, 2013-2014)

Contributor

Quigg, J. Michael.

Place of Publication

Edmonton

Subject Information

Spatial Coverage

Medicine Hat

Resource Dates

Date Created

1982-01-01

Date Added

2017-09-28T18:02:03.068515

Date Modified

1986-01-01

Date Issued

1986-01-01

Date Archived

2017-09-28

Audience information

Identifiers

NEOS catalogue key

866200

Usage / Licence

Contact

Contact Name

Alberta Culture and Tourism