Coffman Cove Ferry Terminal, 49-PET-556
Summary
Faunal data generated by Madonna Moss from Northern Land Use Research, Inc. excavations at the Coffman Cove Ferry Terminal Site, 49-PET-556.
Cite this Record
Coffman Cove Ferry Terminal, 49-PET-556. ( tDAR id: 390956) ; doi:10.6067/XCV8N017XV
Keywords
Culture
Ancestral Tlingit
Site Name
49-PET-556
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Coffman Cove Ferry Terminal
Site Type
Archaeological Feature
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Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features
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Shell Midden
Investigation Types
Data Recovery / Excavation
Geographic Keywords
Alaska
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Northwest Coast
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Southeast Alaska
Temporal Keywords
Late Holocene
Temporal Coverage
Calendar Date: 2006 to 2008 (project dates)
Individual & Institutional Roles
Contact(s): University of Oregon
Principal Investigator(s): Madonna L. Moss
Collaborator(s): Northern Land Use Research Alaska, LLC
Landowner(s): State of Alaska
Notes
General Note: Like many Northwest Coast sites, over 80% of the bones from this site are fish bones. Terrestrial and marine mammals and birds are also represented. Shellfish remains were recovered from bulk samples and are quantified in separate spreadsheets.
Source Collections
The collections were studied at U Oregon, but are being processed by Northern Land Use Research to be curated at University of Alaska Museum of the North.
Related Comparative Collections
University of Oregon North Pacific Comparative Collection was the main collection used in identification.
Some specimens were transported to University of Victoria where Moss used the collections of Pacific Identifications, Inc.