British Mountain

This culture was located along the Firth River in Yukon Territory of present day Canada. They settled near the arctic coast at about 12,000 years BP. This culture was good at making end and side scrappers, knives, saws, and disk-shaped cores. Not only did the British Mountain Indians rely on the sea for food and materials, but they were also capable of using supplies from the land. On the land they used such animals as caribou and bison as food and materials. These Indians hunted these animals with crude and unifacial projectile points.

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