2016-07-GATES-ETAL

Using Worked Bones to Study Iroquoian Households:

The Case of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians from Saint-Anicet, Quebec

Christian GATES ST-PIERRE, Marie-Ève BOISVERT, Maude CHAPDELAINE

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Abstract

Bone tools are abundant on Iroquoian sites and are generally analyzed using a typo-functional perspective. This article will serve as a demonstration of a demonstration of the utility of bone tools to study the household and social organization of St. Lawrence Iroquoians through intra- and inter-household spatial analyses.

To cite this article

Gates St-Pierre C., Boisvert M.-È., Chapdelaine M., 2016 – Using Worked Bones to Study Iroquoian Households: The Case of the St. Lawrence Iroquoians from Saint-Anicet, Quebec, in Chapdelaine C., Burke A., Gernigon K. (eds.), Household Archaeology – A Transatlantic Comparative Approach, Proceedings of the International Symposium, October 24-25 2014, Université de Montréal, P@lethnology, 8, 95-109.