https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/zooarchaeology/issue/feed 2012-06-27T16:07:09-07:00 Yin Lam ymlam@uvic.ca Open Journal Systems <p><em>Canadian Zooarchaeology (CZ)</em> was first published to serve as a forum for topics of interest to Canadian zooarchaeologists.&nbsp; As many Canadian zooarchaeologists work in other countries, <em>CZ</em> has expanded its geographic scope in addressing issues of global interest among faunal analysts. Articles are published in either English or French.<br><br><strong><em>Canadian Zooarchaeology</em> has ceased publication and the issues have been archived.</strong></p> https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/zooarchaeology/article/view/11401 2012-06-27T16:07:09-07:00 Journal Manager ymlam@uvic.ca Copyright (c) https://journals.uvic.ca/index.php/zooarchaeology/article/view/11402 2012-06-27T16:07:09-07:00 I.M. Willerton ymlam@uvic.ca K.M Stewart ymlam@uvic.ca

Archaeological excavations at the Willows Beach site (DcRt-10) on southeastern Vancouver Island have revealed the presence of two distinct culture types – characteristic artifact assemblages generally associated with particular time periods – during the site’s 2630–270 BP occupation. Following Croes’s theory that culture type change reflects subsistence intensification, Willows Beach faunal assemblages are examined for evidence of change over time. Analysis of faunal remains from dated, stratified units associated with the two culture types suggests that at least some subsistence change occurs commensurate with changes in subsistence artifacts and culture type. Reference is also made to faunal changes at the nearby Esquimalt Lagoon and Maplebank sites. Greater sample sizes are needed to further support this association.

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