Foraging efficiency and small game: The importance of dovekie (Alle alle) in Inughuit subsistence Author Johansen, Trine Bjørneboe text Anthropozoologica 2013 2013-06-30 48 1 75 88 http://dx.doi.org/10.5252/az2013n1a4 journal article 10.5252/az2013n1a4 2107-08817 4610205

TABLE 3. — Skeletal part frequency of dovekie remains from early and late historic occupations at Iita. Note that the NISP values differ from Table 1 as long bone elements and unidentified bone elements were not included in the calculation of skeletal part frequencies.

		Early Historic (Period C)							Late Historic (Period D)
	NISP	L	R	n	MNE	MAU	%	NISP	L	R	n	MNE	MAU	%
							MAU							MAU
Cranium (1)	338	—	—	—	140	140	36.5	103	—	—	—	44	44	16.4
Mandible (2)	323	47	50	16	97	48.5	12.7	160	34	43	16	77	38.5	14.4
Vertebrae (24)	42	—	—	—	42	2.5	0.7	4	—	—	—	4	—	0.01
Ribs (28)	494	—	—	—	213	7.6	2	184	—	—	—	87	3.1	1.2
Furculum (1)	406	145	148	33	293	293	76.5	166	66	63	22	129	129	48.2
Coracoid (2)	619	276	269	—	545	272.5	71.1	387	164	175	1	339	169.5	63.4
Scapula (2)	530	196	215	2	411	205.5	54	228	92	89	1	181	90.5	34
Sternum (1)	1071	—	—	—	172	172	45	494	—	—	—	98	98	37
Humerus (2)	1114	367	381	7	748	374	98	869	262	273	2	535	267.5	100
Radius (2)	514	235	227	3	462	231	60.3	183	85	68	1	153	76.5	29
Ulna (2)	854	326	401	5	727	363.5	95	628	217	235	1	452	226	84.5
Carpometac. (2)	511	224	259	1	483	241.5	63	148	67	66	—	133	66.5	25
Carpals (4)	24	—	—	—	24	6	1.6	2	—	—	—	2	0.5	0.2
Phalanges (16)	182	—	—	—	178	11	2.9	31	—	—	—	29	1.8	0.7
Synsacrum (1)	77	—	—	—	53	53	13.9	34	—	—	—	34	34	13
Synsac. pelvis (1)	32	9	9	3	18	18	4.7	10	3	4	3	7	7	2.6
Pelvis (2)	195	74	58	16	132	66	17.2	68	19	28	4	47	23.5	8.8
Femur (2)	59	21	28	—	49	24.5	6.4	68	29	25	1	54	27	10
Tibiotarsus (2)	916	382	384	8	766	383	100	472	181	163	9	344	172	64.2
Tarsometat. (2)	360	174	158	1	332	166	43.3	137	64	61		125	62.5	23.4
Total	8661	2476	2587	95	5885			4376	416	1293	61	2874