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The work described within this report constitutes final mitigation of impact to the Central Area of the Cranford Site, The Cranford Site is a multi-component stone circle site located on the south bank of the Oldman River in south central Alberta, consisting of 87 rings, 5 cairns, a rock alignment, and surface and buried lithic concentrations. Excavation of 220 square metres in the Central Area of the site resulted in the recovery of 2,944 lithic artifacts, 2,772 faunal remains, and 1,165 pieces of firebroken rock, for a total of 6,881 cultural items.
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The Cranford site, DIPb-2, a multicomponent stone circle site on the Oldman River
Archaeological Survey of Alberta Manuscript series; no. 17, 1990
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Culture and Multiculturalism (1987-1992)
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1990-01-01
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1990-01-01
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Alberta Culture and Tourism