Chemical analysis of bone material as an aid to the discernment of horizontal stratigraphy
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Master's
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Master of Arts
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Department of Anthropology
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Masters thesis. Argues that differential chemical alteration of bone parent material can be used to gauge the length of exposure to the forces of weathering. Muskox bone from site PjRa-18, Banks Island was analyzed.
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