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Journal Article
The Formation of Artifact Assemblages at Workshop/Habitation Sites: Models from Peace Point in Northern Alberta
1985
Overview
Two complementary models illuminate the formation of artifact assemblages at one type of prehistoric hunter-gatherer campsite—the workshop/habitation site. One model posits three successive stages in the activity contributing to the distribution and composition of lithic artifact assemblages. The other describes the formation of assemblages near exterior hearths and similar features. These models are discussed with reference to the Peace Point site, a rapidly buried and deeply stratified workshop/habitation site in northern Alberta. The implications of these models for refining our understanding of formation processes at other types of hunter-gatherer campsites are noted.
Publisher
Cambridge University Press,Society for American Archaeology
