The Yellowbush Creek Camp site is a Late Archaic encampment located on a terrace at the confluence of Yellowbush Creek and the Ohio River near Racine, Ohio. The large sized site may represent either an aggregated base camp or constitute continued reuse of the landform by a series of smaller occupations over time. The dominant component of the site is a Maple Creek Phase deposit dating between 1900 and 1270 B.C. This article summarizes the analysis of the lithic and ceramic assemblages, faunal and floral data, radiocarbon dates, and site structure. The results obtained at Yellowbush Creek Camp are then placed in a wider context of how it contributes to the Maple Creek Phase in southern Ohio and northern Kentucky.

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黄布什溪遗址

Yellowbush Creek Camp 营地是一个晚古风营地，位于俄亥俄州拉辛附近的 Yellowbush Creek 和俄亥俄河交汇处的一个露台上。大型场地可能代表一个聚集的大本营，或者随着时间的推移由一系列较小的职业构成对地形的持续再利用。该遗址的主要组成部分是公元前 1900 年至 1270 年之间的枫树溪相矿床。本文总结了对石器和陶瓷组合、动物和花卉数据、放射性碳日期和遗址结构的分析。然后将在 Yellowbush Creek Camp 获得的结果放在更广泛的背景下，了解它如何为俄亥俄州南部和肯塔基州北部的枫树溪阶段做出贡献。