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The Juntunen Site and the Late Woodland Prehistory of the Upper Great Lakes Area

Alan McPherron 1967
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The Juntunen site was primarily a lakeside fishing village where sturgeon and whitefish were taken during their spawning season. The site, which is about 600 feet from the shore of Lake Huron, on the west end of Bois Blanc Island, was inhabited at intervals between about AD 800 and AD 1400 and is considered a Late Woodland site. In this volume, author Alan McPherron describes and analyzes the archaeological remains found at the site, including pottery, lithics, copper, bone, burials, and habitation features.
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Series
  • Anthropological Papers Series
ISBN(s)
  • 978-0-915703-68-5 (paper)
  • 978-1-951519-38-4 (ebook)
Subject
  • Archaeology
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  • Part I - Introduction
    • 1. Brief Orientation
    • 2. Geography and Geology
    • 3. Excavations at the Juntunen Site
    • 4. Geomorphological and Depositional History
  • Part II - Description and Analysis of Archaeological Material
    • 5. Pottery
    • 6. Stone Industry
    • 7. Copper
    • 8. Worked Bone
    • 9. Aboriginal Pottery Pipes
    • 10. Postcontact Artifacts
    • 11. Plant and Animal Remains
    • 12. Burials
    • 13. Habitation Features
  • Part III - Interpretations and Conclusions
    • 14. Distributional and Functional Analysis
    • 15. External Relationships and Dating
    • 16. Anthropology and Cultural Ecology of the Juntunen Site
    • 17. Summary and Conclusions
  • Appendix - Attribute List for Juntunen Pottery with Descriptive Statistics on Attribute Frequencies
  • Literature Cited
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