@article {22460,
	title = {A Summary of the Prehistory of the Western Canadian Arctic},
	volume = {33},
	year = {1983},
	note = {Held at University of Saskatchewan, University of Regina, Guelph University, University of British Columbia, and Simon Fraser University},
	pages = { 10-20},
	institution = {The Musk-ox},
	abstract = {The western regions of the Canadian Arctic bear evidence of human occupation extending more than 3500 years into the past. Although the western Canadian Arctic cannot be separated from adjacent regions when constructing cultural histories, prehistoric occupations of that area often show significant differences when compared to their neighbours to the east and the west. Viewed on a regional basis, the archaeological record provides a glimpse into the complexity of cultural development in the Arctic. (Au)},
	keywords = {archaeologic, arctic, prehistoric, prehistory},
	isbn = {0077-2542},
	author = {Arnold, Charles D.}
}
