5 rocks. All rocks found in adjoinging gully to Whittlesey Street. A check, however, did not prove colclusive. The material was most likely dumped with the topsoil and was lying on top of much younger material. Concretious (shale-like material) very similar to Smither-Buckley Valley year-old bridge.
5 rocks. All rocks found in adjoinging gully to Whittlesey Street. A check, however, did not prove colclusive. The material was most likely dumped with the topsoil and was lying on top of much younger material. Concretious (shale-like material) very similar to Smither-Buckley Valley year-old bridge.
Shell, Triton, Hairy, Picked up at Hirsch Creek before its junction with the Kitimat River, imbedded in earth in one of the steep benches. Obviously a marine shell. Fits with our collections: 70-3, 76-28. An early post-glacial shell from when the ocean rushed into the Kit. Valley at least to Williams Creek due to depression of land by still big ice masses.
Shell, Triton, Hairy, Picked up at Hirsch Creek before its junction with the Kitimat River, imbedded in earth in one of the steep benches. Obviously a marine shell. Fits with our collections: 70-3, 76-28. An early post-glacial shell from when the ocean rushed into the Kit. Valley at least to Williams Creek due to depression of land by still big ice masses.
2 Pebble Tools: 6 pebble choppers were found at Moon Bay (Mickey's cove) mud slide caused (Ap. 25, '75) by high tide level, dredging operations of Rivtow Striats Co., we took photographs of all the choppers numbered. 1-6, ours #6 on photo, greatest length, 5 1/2 width 4". 2 (likely)
percussion impacts visible on reverse side.
2 Pebble Tools: 6 pebble choppers were found at Moon Bay (Mickey's cove) mud slide caused (Ap. 25, '75) by high tide level, dredging operations of Rivtow Striats Co., we took photographs of all the choppers numbered. 1-6, ours #6 on photo, greatest length, 5 1/2 width 4". 2 (likely)
percussion impacts visible on reverse side.
Bones found near Houston, B.C.
1. Thoracic Vertabra of Mammoth Identified by
Mrs. Laura Matthews (Wife of Prof. W. H. Matthews, Dept. of Geological Sciences, UBC)
2. Bison Femur
Identified by Rick Perry- Curator. Museum of
Anthropolgy, Simon Fraser university.
Bones found near Houston, B.C.
1. Thoracic Vertabra of Mammoth Identified by
Mrs. Laura Matthews (Wife of Prof. W. H. Matthews, Dept. of Geological Sciences, UBC)
2. Bison Femur
Identified by Rick Perry- Curator. Museum of
Anthropolgy, Simon Fraser university.
