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In October 1975, a human burial was located during construction activities in Elk Point, Alberta. It consisted of the flexed skeleton of a middle-aged male, with a bundle of artifacts in place under his head. Due to exceptionally good preservation, many perishables are present among these artifacts and a number of special analyses thus have been possible. As the result of full osteological, artifactual and contextual analyses the burial is dated to the first decade of the nineteenth century and the individual identified as probably a Cree, probably a medicine man and possibly a member of the Cree mite·wiwin society.
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January 1, 1979
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Occasional paper no. 11
Extent
83 pages
Frequency
Once
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Culture (1980-1987, 2013-2014)
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Date Created
1978-01-01
Date Added
2017-02-27T21:13:59.786921
Date Modified
1979-01-01
Date Issued
1979-01-01
Date Archived
2015-06-01
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NEOS catalogue key
240836