Marpole: Anthropological Reconstructions of a Prehistoric Northwest Coast Culture Type

David V. Burley

Marpole: Anthropological Reconstructions of a Prehistoric Northwest Coast Culture Type

Authors

David V. Burley

Department of Archaeology, Simon Fraser University

Keywords:

Archaeology, Pacific Northwest;, Northwest Coast, Strait of Georgia, Salish Sea, Lower Mainland, Vancouver First Nations, Musqueam, Marpole, Prehistoric, Fraser Delta sequence

Synopsis

The following work formed the main text for my [David V. Burley] Doctoral dissertation in Archaeology at Simon Fraser University. Although several modifications have been made for publication, the context remains basically the same. Descriptive reports for the Marpole and False Narrows sites which have been appended to the original dissertation are not reproduced. They will, however, eventually be published as separate studies and hopefully add to the growing body of archaeological data within the Gulf of Georgia region.

Chapters

Frontmatter

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Complete Book

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Table of Contents

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List of Tables

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List of Figures

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Preface

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Introduction

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The Region
A Geographical Sketch

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Methodological Problems of Archaeological Research on the Northwest Coast

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Historical Development of the Marpole Phase

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The Marpole Culture Type
Current Knowledge

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Temporal Articulation

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Marpole Spatial Boundaries

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Marpole Interassemblage Variability

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Synchronic Models

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Marpole and its Importance in the Development of the Northwest Coast Pattern withing the Gulf of Georgia

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Bibliography

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Backmatter

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