Boreal Forest (Other Keyword)
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Bring on the Boreal: Site formation processes and archaeological interpretation in northern Alberta, Canada (2015)
Archaeological sites in Canada’s boreal forest are frequently difficult to interpret due to several factors, including (1) shallow archaeological stratigraphies, (2) non-diagnostic lithics dominate artifact assemblages, (3) low abundances of preserved organic materials, and (4) high potential for disturbance (cryoturbation and bioturbation). These difficulties can contribute to interpretations based on insufficient understandings of site formation processes, producing conclusions that undervalue...
Current Perspectives On Western Boreal Forest Life: Ethnographic and Ethnohistoric Research in Late Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology - a Preface (1989)
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Historic Land Use Processes in Alaska's Koyukuk River Area (1989)
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Northeastern Boreal Forest Ceramics and the Alaskan Problem (1966)
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Prestige Foods and the Adoption of Pottery by Subarctic Foragers (2017)
In the last two millennia before European contact, pottery technology was adopted by foragers across much of the southern Canadian Boreal Forest in response to the spread of Woodland (~100 BC – AD 1700) cultural influence. However, the function and importance of pottery in these northern societies remains unclear due to a combination of poor organic preservation, thin and disturbed stratigraphy, and limited archaeological exploration. In this study, we summarize the results of food residue...
A spatial analysis of artifact distribution on a Boreal forest archaeological site (1985)
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