Cultural Boundaries and Ecological Frontiers in Coastal Regions: An Example from the Alaska Peninsula

Author(s): David R. Yesner

Editor(s): Stanton W. Green; Stephen M. Perlman

Year: 1985

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Cultural Boundaries and Ecological Frontiers in Coastal Regions: An Example from the Alaska Peninsula. David R. Yesner, Stanton W. Green, Stephen M. Perlman. In Archaeology of frontiers and boundaries. Pp. 51-91: Academic Press. 1985 ( tDAR id: 115034)

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Keywords

Culture
Arctic Small Tool Tradition • Kachemak Bay Tradition • Norton Tradition • Ocean Bay Tradition

Investigation Types
Collections Research

General
Aleut / Eskimo Boundaries & Origins • Ethnohistory • Social Boundaries • Subsistence Resources

Geographic Keywords
02998 (Fips Code) • Alaska (State / Territory) • Alaska Peninsula • Aleutian Islands • Bristol Bay • Izembek • North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country)

Spatial Coverage

min long: -173.237; min lat: 54.632 ; max long: -129.98; max lat: 71.441 ;

Record Identifiers

lccn(s): 84009325; 84009325

isbn(s): 0122987802 (alk. paper); 0122987802 (alk. paper)

NADB document id number(s): 1400933

NADB citation id number(s): 000000000882