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OUT OF THE ICE

Emergence of indigenous cultures in Alaska

And Canada after the Ice Age

(Paperback - 10 Apr 2011)

 

Robert D. Morritt

 

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          “Out of the Ice” is an archaeological and historical overview of the earliest cultures in Alaska, (an ancient ecological part of Asia.) and Canada, which includes the discovery of small tools from the late Pleistocene era in Pre-Dorset Arctic.

 

          The book also investigates early of migrations into Alaska also in British Columbia of the people of the Mackenzie Mountains. Recent radiocarbon dating of fossils forms a picture of very early migrants in Canada.

 

          Migratory routes from the Pale arctic period are presented together with an overview of archaeological and paleographic sources examined which confirm the distribution of indigenous societies, also archaic origins of the Siberian Ket people.

 

          Also included is a linguistic overview of both the Dene and the Chipewyan people. Also a look at the Na-Dene (Athabaskan) language. The Paleo period in Manitoba, the Taltheil culture, and the Woodland people of Canada.