| 11. | The fish weir was relocated in 1952, and dedicated as an archaeological state preserve in 1976.
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| 12. | The history of the dam traces back to 1632 when construction of a fish weir was authorized.
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| 13. | This translates into " People of the Fish Weir ", denoting the weir utilized in this area.
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| 14. | Fish weirs have been used in coastal areas by indigenous peoples in all parts of the world.
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| 15. | Fish weirs were regularly used on the Cheakamus River, which takes its name from the village of Chiyakmesh.
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| 16. | Fish weirs have been discovered dating back to 7, 500 years Native American tribal groups along the New England coast.
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| 17. | Two further fish weirs are north of Menai Bridge, near the River Cadnant at Ynys Castell and Ynys y Big.
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| 18. | They concluded that all fish travelling over the spillway fish weir would probably experience a minimum of one significantly stressful event.
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| 19. | Bronze Age woven wooden fish traps and wattle-hurdle fish weirs were found in the same channel, together with metalwork including swords and spears.
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| 20. | A prehistoric fish weir, or trap, in the river in Pushmataha County, excavated by the Oklahoma Archeological Survey, is a particularly revealing site.
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