Bison Drive sites 0.0 / 5 ? ArchaeologyHunter-GatherersA2/A-levelAQA Created by: livirlamCreated on: 12-01-16 21:53 The Boarding School Site Not a cliff but one of the more common, lower but abrupt drops that led to a lower enclosure Stratigraphy revealed three main bone layers giving insite into size and season of herd. Bison assessed using minimum individual technique, age from teeth wear, sex from pelvis 3rd bone layer-fetal bone no mature males = Winter Drive 2nd mature bulls, lack of young suggest rutting season- pemmican dried for winter 1 of 2 The gull lake site Bison driven off bluff into depression serving as corral Five bone layers encountered 900 bison Burning of scrap indicates utilitation for grease and pemmican 2 of 2
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