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项目编号1603959
DDRIG: High Latitude Adaptations and Geoarchaeology at the Little John site, Yukon Territory, Canada
E. James Dixon
主持机构University of New Mexico
项目开始年2016
2016-09-15
项目结束日期2018-08-31
资助机构US-NSF
项目类别Standard Grant
项目经费21969(USD)
国家美国
语种英语
英文摘要This award supports a dissertation project to conduct excavation, sampling and lithic, geoarchaeological, chronological, and paleoenvironmental analysis of materials from the Little John site in Yukon, Canada. The site is important as a stratified, Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene site with archaeological assemblages relating to the so-called Nenana/Chindadn (without microblades) and Denali (microblades) complexes. The site includes a locus with stratigraphic separation of paleosols and holds promise for evaluating the proposition that these two complexes are culturally distinct (presumably implying unrelated populations) and/or functionally distinct (i.e., relating to technological evolution or seasonal tool kit changes) as has been argued variously from other sites in central Alaska. The co-PI (Ph.D. student) will help supervise the excavation and lead the analyses to evaluate whether the assemblage types are stratigraphically and chronologically distinct and whether they correlate with paleoenvironmental change. These correlations presumably will yield insights to help clarify the long-standing debate about the significance of these assemblages in the archaeology of Eastern Beringia.
来源学科分类Geosciences - Polar Programs
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