The adoption of bow-and-arrow technology by Recent Indian peoples on the island of
Newfoundland has been accepted on the basis of untested observations of the archaeological …

Fleur de Lys 1 (EaBa-1), the prehistoric soapstone quarry in northeastern Newfoundland has
been the subject of archaeological interest for almost a century. While initially believed to …

Archaeological investigations indicate that the Beothuk had a significant presence in the
Trinity Bay region of southeastern Newfoundland in the centuries prior to the arrival of …

Archaeological research on the Island of Newfoundland has long focused on the coast. As a
consequence, the interior of the island remains poorly understood. This is unfortunate, as …

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An understanding of the function of Phillip’s Garden (EeBi-1) has long been impeded by the
complexity and the overlap of the many temporal and physical components of this large …

The prehistoric soapstone quarry at Fleur de Lys in northeastern Newfoundland has been
the subject of archaeological interest for almost a century. Although many researchers have …

Palaeoeskimo dwellings on the Island of Newfoundland are comparable to Arctic and Sub-Arctic
Palaeoeskimo structures insofar as they contain shared architectural features such as …

Anthropologists have long been interested in understanding how societies cope with risk and
uncertainty in their subsistence economies. The topic has been of particular interest to the …

We examine two concurrent trends in the later history of the Beothuk: changes to domestic
architecture and household composition, and the narrowing of sharing obligations. The former …