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Ethnobotanical analysis of samples from Minim Island, 38GE46, South Carolina
Trinkley, Michael Chicora Foundation
Trinkley, Michael
Chicora Foundation
Abstract
Previous work at Minim Island has suggested considerable species diversity, typical of a maritime forest community. While the current study does not match or expand on this diversity, the dominant woods remain oak and pine, and the absence of diversity
may be attributed to the small column sample sizes. The limited presence of "weedy" seeds is suggestive of a disturbed habitat or
ecotone and all of the seeds are presumed to be accidental inclusions in the archaeological record. While equivocal, their
presence suggests a fall occupation.
Issue Date
1989-05-30
Keywords
Ethnobotany--South Carolina--Georgetown County, Excavations (Archaeology)--South Carolina--Georgetown County, Minim Island (S.C.)--Antiquities
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Rights
Copyright 2001. For more information contact, South Carolina State Library, 1500 Senate Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29201.
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