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Canada / QC / JcDe-1 (Nunaingok 1) / SI-3365
- Lab number
- SI-3365
- Material dated
- plant remains; restes de plantes
- Taxa dated
- moss
- Locality
- east of the western tip of the peninsula bordering McLelan Strait and Young fjord, east coast of Ungava Bay, Nunavik, Nouveau-Québec region, Québec
- Map sheet
- 25 A/07
- Submitter
- W. Fitzhugh
- Date submitted
- December 15, 0097
- Normalized Age
- 520 ± 110
- Significance
- Neoeskimo, Thule?; Néoesquimau, Thuléen?
- Context
- midden below house 10, test trench 3, level 4
- Associated taxa
- see SI-3878
- Additional information
- This small sample was mixed with dead gas for counting.
- Comments
- JcDe-1, Nunaingok 1: This site contains Pre-Dorset, Dorset, Thule, historic and modern Inuit material. The Palaeoeskimo occupations are badly disturbed by the historic uses of the site. Investigations by Fitzhugh and colleagues were followed by additional work by the Avataq Cultural Institute. A comment by Jordan concerns the two dates that correspond to the Dorset period: SI-3364 and the associated tools from this layer are consistent with a Middle Dorset occupation. SI-3366 was originally thought to date the base of the Thule baleen layer, but the age of this sample may indicate that it dates the uppermost Dorset layer. Unfortunately, no diagnostic Palaeoeskimo tools were recovered from this test pit, so that it is not possible to evaluate this date with any further specificity. In any event, the date falls within the late Middle Dorset to early Late Dorset period.