Arctic Institute Research Reports

A archaeological research report titled "Application of the tree-ring chronology in Alaska to archaeology" by J.L. Giddings is followed by 3 reports on biological research projects. The 3 biological research reports are: "Study of the microfauna of Arctic shore areas" by Marie Ha...

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Published in:ARCTIC
Main Author: North America, Arctic Institute of
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: The Arctic Institute of North America 1949
Subjects:
Animal ecology
Biological sampling
Botany
Collembola
Dendrochronology
Chert
Furbearing animals
Fur trade
Identification
Inuit archaeology
Middens (Archaeology)
Mites
Plant collections
Plants (Biology)
Research
Research funding
Trapping
Norton Sound region
Alaska
Mackenzie Delta
N.W.T
Aklavik region
Kugluktuk region
Nunavut
Churchill region
Manitoba
Fort Nelson region
British Columbia
North Slope Borough
Brooks Range
Yellowknife region
Aklavik
Arctic
Fort Nelson
Giddings
Kugluktuk
Norton Sound
Yellowknife
Churchill
inuit
north slope
Online Access:https://journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/arctic/article/view/67030
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Summary:A archaeological research report titled "Application of the tree-ring chronology in Alaska to archaeology" by J.L. Giddings is followed by 3 reports on biological research projects. The 3 biological research reports are: "Study of the microfauna of Arctic shore areas" by Marie Hammer; "A study of the habits and economics of fur animals" by F.H. Quick; and "Botanical investigations of portions of the Brooks Range and Arctic Slope of Alaska" by Lloyd Spetzman.

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