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2 comments:
I can't recall the time period of glass beads in enough detail from the talk we had on this subject. Does a tubular white glass bead change the preliminary analysis of the dating of this village site?
No,we recovered a number of other similar beads so this one does not change the dating of the village. It would appear that this village site could well have existed at the time of Champlain's visit to Huronia.
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