The Foxie Otter Site: A Multicomponent Occupation North of Lake Huron

Hanks, Christopher C.

doi:doi:10.3998/mpub.11394808

The Foxie Otter Site: A Multicomponent Occupation North of Lake Huron

Christopher C. Hanks 1988

In this volume, the author reports on the excavation and interpretation of the Foxie Otter Site, a large archaeological site on Fox Lake in Ontario, Canada. This site, which was used by native people for about 7,000 years, contains one of the longest archaeological records in the Upper Great Lakes.

Series

Anthropological Papers Series

ISBN(s)

978-1-949098-93-8 (ebook)
978-0-915703-14-2 (paper)

Subject

Archaeology

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Contents
List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Geology and Regional Paleoenvironment
Chapter 3. History of Field Research and Methodology
Chapter 4. The Analysis of CdHk-3
Chapter 5. Summary and Conclusions
References Cited
Appendix 1: Faunal Analysis of the Foxie Otter Site / Norman Haywood
Appendix 2: Archaeobotanical Remains from the Foxie Otter Site / Rodolphe Fecteau and John H. McAndrews
Appendix 3: Sample of Data Submitted to SFU Radiocarbon Laboratory
Appendix 4: Residue Analysis of Stone Tools and Flakage and Determination of Site Function / Michael Broderick

The Foxie Otter Site: A Multicomponent Occupation North of Lake Huron

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