Lawn Point and Kasta: Microblade Sites on the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia
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Journal Article
Lawn Point and Kasta: Microblade Sites on the Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia
Canadian Journal of Archaeology 10(): 039-058 (1986)
Abstract
This report summarizes data from Lawn Point and Kasta on the Queen Charlotte Islands, northern Pacific coast of British Columbia. These archaeological sites have yielded multiple stratified microblade components, radiocarbon dated between 7,400 and 5,500 years B.P.
Resume
Ce rapport résume les données recueillies à Lawn Point et Kasta, dans les ‘les de la Reine Charlotte, sur la côte nord du Pacifique en Colombie-Britannique. Ces gisements recèlent des constituants à microlames, stratifiés et datés au radiocarbone entre 7,400 à 5,500 A.A.
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