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below the photographs, sketches,

A lengthy analysis of Arrow Lakes lithic material has been

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written by Chris Turnbull in his Dectoral thesis presented to the

University of Calgary and now available through Mercury Publications.

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Therefore, I will not reiterate what has already been said about

the Arrow Lakes tool industry I present the artifacts as

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while in the field. I have attempted to assemble a cross section

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