Functional Analysis of Three Unusual Assemblages from the Cape Dorset Area, Baffin Island

A brief survey of the Cape Dorset area, Baffin Island recovered surface collections from three very similar, but unusual quartz assemblages. This paper hypothesizes that these assemblages represent a consistent set of activities. In testing this hypothesis, the author uses an approach to functional...

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Veröffentlicht in:	Arctic 1980, Vol.33 (3), p.464-486
1. Verfasser:	Arundale, Wendy Hanford
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Schlagworte:	Archaeological surveys Archaeology Environmental archaeology Functional analysis History of technology Material culture Prehistory Raw materials Settlement patterns Stone tools
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