Caribou and reindeer hunters of the northern hemisphere

Abstract

Large kill sites and the potential for illuminating provisioning behaviour - preliminary thoughts and expectations, Dienje Kenyon causes of barren-ground Caribou migration and implications to hunters, Douglas C. Heard moddeling mythologies of early human adaption in the northern hemisphere, Marianne P. Stoop Rangifer herd behavior - seasonality of hunting in the Magdalenian of the Paris Basin, J.G. Enloe and F. David reconstructing L'Age du Renne, Ariane Burke and Anne Pike-Tay the significance of Rangifer as a human pray species during the central European Upper Paleolithic, Paul Thacker the Gainey and Butler sites as focal points for Carbou and people, Donald B. Simons Caibou range and early Paleo-Indian settlement deposition in Southern Ontario, Lawrence J. Jackson late glacial Reindeer hunters along the French Pyrenees, Lawrence Guy Straus on the trail to the Caribou house - some reflections on the Innu Caribou hunters of in Northern Ntessinan (Labrador), Stephen Loring the tyrany continues - ethnographic analogy and Eastern Paleo-Indians, Mary Ann Levine Reindeer distributions in the late Paleolthic of the Ukrane - results of research, Vadim Cohen.

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