PROTEIN RESIDUE ANALYSIS, CHARCOAL IDENTIFICATION, AND AMS RADIOCARBON DATING OF BONE AND CHARCOAL FROM THE FRANCOIS PAULETTE CABIN SITE (2315R), WOOD BUFFALO NATIONAL PARK, ALBERTA, CANADA

• Main Authors: Puseman, Kathryn (PaleoResearch Institute), Yost, Chad (PaleoResearch Institute), Logan, Melissa K. (PaleoResearch Institute)
• Format: Dataset
• Language: unknown
• Published: the Digital Archaeological Record
• Subjects: Data Recovery / Excavation; Francois Paulette Cabin Site; 2315R; Chipped Stone; Macrobotanical; Charcoal; Sediment; Protein Residue Analysis; Charcoal Identification; AMS Radiocarbon Dating; AMS Radiocarbon Analysis; CIEP Analysis; 10-005; Canada; Wood Buffalo; Slave River; Wood Buffalo National Park
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.6067:XCV8P84BDK_meta$v=1533578432723

The Francois Paulette Cabin Site (2315R) site is a stratified, multi-component, precontact site located along the Slave River in Wood Buffalo National Park, northern Alberta. Charcoal and bone recovered from this site were submitted for identification and/or AMS radiocarbon dating. Eight radiocarbon dates were obtained from seven charcoal fragments and a partially burned antler fragment. Lithics recovered throughout the site also were submitted for protein residue analysis to provide information concerning animals that might have been hunted and/or processed with these tools.