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- Lab number
- CAMS-105776
- Material dated
- Bone collagen
- Taxa dated
- Rangifer
- Locality
- In the Killik River Valley, east shore of the river. Gates of the Arctic National Park. Central Brooks Range, AK.
- Submitter
- Jeff Rasic, NPS
- Uploader
- A. Martindale
- Date uploaded
- March 23, 2015
- Measured Age
- 3530 ± 60
- δ13C (per mil)
- -18.52
- Significance
- geochronology, palaeobiology
- Comments
- Caribou ulna (according to P. Matheus; "no sheep ulna available for comparison, but was cervid-like, not bovid-like"). The specimen came from a deflated surface context within notched point and microblade scatter “D.” The site consists of a large volume of FCR and faunal remains and some stone tools including lanceolate projectile points, a notched projectile point, microblade cores and microblades, and mitten-shaped burins. More than a dozen radiocarbon dates on bone range from 2530 to 8290 BP. The cultural materials are found largely in a deflated surface context, but intact stratified deposits remain.