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- Lab number
- Beta-63445
- Field number
- 1992-102
- Material dated
- oak wood; bois de chêne
- Taxa dated
- Quercus sp. (3.5 g, id. by D. Laeyendecker)
- Locality
- ca. 3 km northeast of Kodlunarn Island, on the southern tip of a small rocky peninsula at the southwest entrance to Napoleon Bay, Countess of Warwick Sound, Baffin Island, Nunavut
- Map sheet
- 25 I/14
- Submitter
- W.W. Fitzhugh
- Date submitted
- July 22, 0098
- Measured Age
- 170 ± 90
- Normalized Age
- 170 ± 90
- δ13C (per mil)
- -25.0
- Significance
- Neoeskimo, Inuit; Néoesquimau
- Stratigraphic component
- House 3
- Context
- House 3 floor, south lobe, 11S/3W, Level 3B
- Associated taxa
- see Beta-63444
- Additional information
- This small sample (0.3 g after pretreatment) was given quadruple the normal counting time.
- Comments
- Kamaiyuk 1, KfDe-5: This is the largest protohistoric Inuit site on Countess of Warwick Sound (Gullason, 1999; Henshaw, 2003). Its main features include three large bilobate semi-subterranean structures, one single-lobe semi-subterranean structure, two half-eroded semi-subterranean structures on the northeast bank of the site, five heavily constructed tent rings, and one cobble stone cache. These features overlie rich Palaeoeskimo midden deposits.