themes / traditional territory & places
Areas of Interest for further studies
Screenshots and other notes about areas and features of interest for new or more advanced studies
Screenshots and other notes about areas and features of interest for new or more advanced studies
Particularly well preserved and with distinct rims on the LiDAR, partially within CCN private Land
Identified by Marco from CCN 2017 LiDAR.
Brendan Miller (geomorphologist): "...ridge to the east could be a cliff-top dune. Winds that are coming across the lake are deflected upwards by the cliff causing a dune to form at the top edge, right along the edge. I have seen these at least 4 m high along the Fraser. The holes on the delta surface look like archaeological features that I have seen along the Fraser, but I am not sure of their scale."
Cheslatta trail cross-cutting putative paleo-shorelines, indicating that the first post-dates the latter. There are also some depressions that could be cultural.
Identified by Marco from CCN 2017 LiDAR.
Circular depressions in reservoir-flooded topography.
Identified by Marco from Reservoir Bathymetry (Triton Env. dataset).
Dana E.: "I suspect the large depressions are natural kettle features but that does not mean they weren’t utilized culturally, I’m sure they were. This is exactly what we are dealing with at the village site at Tatichek Lake. It would be interesting to utilize underwater drone technology to see these features if possible. There has been no recent archaeological survey in this area as far as I can tell from a RAAD search."
There might be a particularly archaeologically rich area opposite to the Huckleberry mine: density of potential cultural depressions over a large area.
Identified by Marco from Reservoir Bathymetry (Triton Env. dataset).
MJ identified circular feature in drone photos (October 2021)
Identified in LiDAR by MJ (June 2023)