PROTEIN ANALYSIS ON LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM THE HYDRO SITE (HaRe–34), BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

Linda Scott Cummings

doi:10.48512/xcv8519944

January 1, 2022Open Access

PROTEIN ANALYSIS ON LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM THE HYDRO SITE (HaRe–34), BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

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Key Points

The study aims to analyze protein residues on lithic artifacts to understand their use and significance.
Conducted protein analysis on three lithic artifacts from the HaRe–34 site.
Utilized specific analytical techniques to identify protein residues.
Studied the context of lithic scatter in the Peace River Valley.
Identified varying protein residues on the analyzed artifacts.
Results help infer potential uses and cultural significance of the artifacts.

Implication

Protein analysis reveals information about lithic artifacts in an archaeological site, suggesting cultural practices.

Abstract

Site HaRe–34 is a small lithic scatter located in the Peace River Valley near Fort St. John in British Columbia, Canada. Three lithic artifacts were submitted for protein residue analysis.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69a2877b0a974eb0d3c03404 https://doi.org/10.48512/xcv8519944

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PROTEIN ANALYSIS ON LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM THE HYDRO SITE (HaRe–34), BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

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PROTEIN ANALYSIS ON LITHIC ARTIFACTS FROM THE HYDRO SITE (HaRe–34), BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

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