Native American Fishing on the Turtle River

Native American Fishing on the Turtle River (HM2IBZ)

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N 47° 37.504', W 94° 46.949'

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A Fishing Camp

Near this spot, archaeologists found evidence for a Native American fishing camp. Pottery from the camp indicates that people lived here at various times between 3,000 and 600 years ago during what is known as the Woodland Period.

Harvested fish were preserved for future use through drying and smoking, or boiled to obtain fish oil used to treat and soften hides.

Caption: A broken Blackduck "fish pot" containing a layer of preserved fish bone shows that the site's inhabitants caught white sucker and northern pike/muskellunge. These types of fish are still plentiful in the Turtle River and Three Island Lake.

Caption: An archaeologist carefully unearths artifacts (far left). Fish vertebrae found within the "fish pot" (middle). A Woodland Period arrowhead (left).

Caption: Among the artifacts that archaeologists discovered were tips for fishing spears carved from bone.
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HM NumberHM2IBZ
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Placed ByBeltrami County
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Date Added Tuesday, July 2nd, 2019 at 2:01pm PDT -07:00
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UTM (WGS84 Datum)15T E 366076 N 5276168
Decimal Degrees47.62506667, -94.78248333
Degrees and Decimal MinutesN 47° 37.504', W 94° 46.949'
Degrees, Minutes and Seconds47° 37' 30.24" N, 94° 46' 56.94" W
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