Mercury Series; Archeology 154
348 pages; illustrated; 6.75x9.5"; paper
English Hunters of the Beverly caribou range of Canada's Northwest Territories have been dependent on and influenced by seasonal migrations for 8,000 years. Historical records document that the Dene conformed to a seasonal cycle in response to caribou movements. This study analyzes and compares over 13,000 artifacts representing 1,002 hunting camps of four major archaeological traditions.