Early Human Occupation in British Columbia

Autorentext
Roy L. Carlson is a founding member of the Department of Archaeology at Simon Fraser University and the author of many publications on Northwest Coast archaeology. Luke Dalla Bona is a cultural heritage research scientist with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources in Thunder Bay.

Klappentext
A vital contribution to current knowledge about the prehistory in British Columbia, 10,500 to 5,000 years ago.

Inhalt
PrefacePrologue1 Introduction to Early Human Occupation in British Columbia The Fluted Point and Plano Traditions2 The Prehistory of Charlie Lake Cave3 The Significance of the Fauna from the Charlie Lake Cave Site4 Paleoindian Sites in the Vicinity of Pink Mountain The Intermontane Stemmed Point Tradition5 Early Human Presence in Banff National Park6 Early Post-Glacial Habitation of the Upper Columbia Region The Pebble Tool Tradition7 The Pasika Complex Revisited8 Early Period Components at the Milliken Site9 Early Namu10 The Early Namu Archaeofauna11 The Old Cordilleran Component at the Glenrose Cannery Site The Microblade Tradition12 Early Maritime Culture Complexes of the Northern Northwest Coast13 Early Period Archaeology in Gwaii Haanas: Results of the 1993 Field Program14 Comparative Analysis of Microblade Cores from Haida Gwaii15 The Early Prehistoric Occupation of Kitselas Canyon16 The Namu Obsidian Industry Transitional Cultures17 The Early Prehistory of the Mid Fraser-Thompson River Area18 Coquitlam Lake: An Early Lithic Component in the Lower Mainland19 Early Surface Collections from the Alberni Valley Epilogue20 The Later Prehistory of British ColumbiaReferencesIndex

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