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Site Details

Site Number: 45-CA-24
Region: Outer WA
Excavations: 1 (1 level)
Radiocarbon Dates: None
No CARD Analogue Found
Volumes: No Volume Data
Dating Notes: None
Dating Reference: None

⏷ Excavations

Excavation	Project Team	Permit	Year	Screen Size	Actions
45-CA-24 Units	None	None	1994	Coarse

⏵ Levels Summary

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⏷ Coarse Taxa Bone Counts

23 Distinct Coarse Taxa Found:

Excavation Name			45-CA-24 Units
Taxonomic Class	Coarse Screen Taxa	Site Totals	Excavation Totals
Mammal	Domestic Dog (TSN)	1975	1975
Mammal	Wolf (TSN)	4	4
Mammal	N Fur Seal (TSN)	48273	48273
Mammal	Harbour S. (TSN)	380	380
Mammal	Steller SL (TSN)	953	953
Mammal	C. Sea Lion (TSN)	1	1
Mammal	Elephant seal (TSN)	4	4
Mammal	Guadelupe Fur Seal (TSN)	34	34
Mammal	Otariid (TSN)	959	959
Mammal	Dolphin /porpoise (TSN)	1111	1111
Mammal	Deer (TSN)	488	488
Mammal	Elk (TSN)	100	100
Mammal	Black Bear (TSN)	21	21
Mammal	Sea Otter (TSN)	508	508
Mammal	River Otter (TSN)	15	15
Mammal	Beaver (TSN)	23	23
Mammal	Marten (TSN)	8	8
Mammal	Mink (TSN)	23	23
Mammal	Raccoon (TSN)	33	33
Mammal	mouse (TSN)	5	5
Mammal	Rodent (TSN)	5	5
Mammal	rabbit (TSN)	2	2
Mammal	Domestic Cow (TSN)	2	2
Sampling Totals		54927	54927

References

Friedman, E. (1976). An Archaeological Survey of Makah Territory: a Study of Resource Utilization. Department of Anthropology. Pullman, Washington State University.
Huelsbeck, D. R. (1994). Mammals and Fish in the Subsistence Economy of Ozette. Ozette Archaeological Project Research Reports Volume 2, Fauna. S. R. Samuels. Pullman, Department of Anthropology, Washington State University. 66: 17–91.
Etnier, M. A. (2007). "Defining and Identifying Sustainable Harvests of Resources: Archaeological Examples of Pinniped Harvests in the Eastern North Pacific." Journal for Nature Conservation 15(3): 196–207.