Kluane Lake

This culture was located in Yukon Territory of north western Canada at about 8000 years BP. This area, where they lived, was primarily made up of tundra and grasslands. In the present, however, this area is now made up of mostly all forest. The Indians of the Kluane Lake culture were hunters of caribou and other animals along the grasslands. They hunted these animals with leaf-shaped projectile points. Along with these points, they produced scrapping planes and pebble choppers used for grinding food including dried meat.

Picture is from http://www.yukoncollege.yk.ca/ynlc/YNLCinfo/Kluane.html

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