Whitehall Rock Shelter (Site Name Keyword)

DATASET Dean Snow.

This file contains the Whitehall Rock Shelter catalog from the excavations of 1977-78.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Dean Snow. Katherine Sterner.

This file contains the Whitehall Rock Shelter catalog guide from the excavations of 1977-78.

IMAGE Dean Snow.

These files contain images from the site of Whitehall Rock Shelter excavations of 1977-78.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Dean Snow.

These files contain correspondence with landowner Mr. John J. Golembeski. There are three letters written to Mr. Golembeski: one dated April 11, 1977, asking for permission to carry out excavations on the land surrounding the rock shelter; one dated August 22, 1977, giving him an update on the findings of the 1977 field school; and one dated May 31, 1978, asking for his permission to carry out excavations again.

IMAGE Dean Snow.

These files contain grey-scale images from the Whitehall Rock Shelter excavations of 1977-78.

IMAGE Dean Snow.

These files contain maps from the site Whitehall Rock Shelter excavations of 1977-78.

PROJECT Dean Snow.

The landowner was Mr. John J. Golembeski at the time. The rock shelter at Whitehall was excavated over two years (1977-78). This spot was ideal because 10,000 years ago after the glacial ice cleared this area was most likely a migratory route for caribou.

DOCUMENT Full-Text Dean Snow.

This is the results from a radiocarbon date on a carbonized wood sample from the excavations at Whitehall Rock Shelter.