Early Periods of Cultural History
Period I (9000-5000 BCE)
- Western Arctic
- Paleo-Arctic Tradition
- Anangula Tradition
Period II (5000-ca. 2000 BCE)
- Western Arctic
- Ocean Bay I
- Northern Archaic tradition
Period III (ca. 2000-1000 BCE)
- Western Arctic
- Takli Culture
- Arctic Small Tool tradition (spreads eastward)
- Eastern Arctic
- Eastern Arctic Small Tool Tradition groups ca. 3000-500 BCE
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