Keatley Creek archaeological site
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The Keatley Creek archaeological site is an important archaeological site under study by Prof. Brian Hayden of Simon Fraser University and consists of a group of "quiggly holes" ([[kekuli]]) that comprised the principal village in this area during a period when the Fraser had been blocked by a slide at Texas Creek, below Lillooet, and formed a lack backing up into this area.
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/quiggly_hole
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Coordinates: 50°48'17"N 121°50'40"W
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