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" Late Holocene Subsistence Strategies on the South Coast of Santa Barbara Island, California "
Rick, Torben C; Erlandson, Jon M
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AL
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940241
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LA9cp2f4gv
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English
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Rick, Torben C; Erlandson, Jon M
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Late Holocene Subsistence Strategies on the South Coast of Santa Barbara Island, California [Article]\ Rick, Torben C; Erlandson, Jon M
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Journal of California and Great Basin Anthropology
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23/2
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2001
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CA-SBI-12, a small archaeological site occupied between about A.D. 1180 and 1390, is one of only two recorded archaeological sites on the south coast of Santa Barbara Island. A relatively limited faunal and artifact assemblage, consisting primarily of black abalone and owl limpet, with small amounts of fish, bird, and mammal remains, suggests that the site was a temporary or seasonal camp. Occupation of CASBI- 12 was brief and specialized, but data from other Santa Barbara Island sites suggest that the island was used for a variety of activities, including shellfish collecting, sea mammal hunting, fishing, and the production of ground and chipped stone tools for at least the last 4,400 years.
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