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Qijurittug
The Qijurittug archaeological site (IbGk-3) is an archaeological site located on Drayton Island on the eastern shore of Hudson Bay, Nunavik, in Quebec, Canada. The site contains structural remains and artifacts relating to the Thule/Inuit culture dating back to approximately 700 to 800 years ago.
Research on the site has focused on the study of wood sources, procurement strategies, settlement patterns and examination of why semi-subterranean structures remained long after this type of housing was abandoned years before. The impact of climate change and continuous contact with Euro-Canadians and its effect on Inuit Culture is also examined.
==Introduction==
Research from the Qijurittuq site began in 2007 as part of a study looking at the effect of climate change on the Thule/Inuit culture and the Paleo-Eskimos of the Hudson Bay area.〔Desrosiers, Pierre M., et al., The Qijurittuq site (IbGk-3), Eastern Hudson Bay: An IPY Interdisciplinary Study. 2010. 227-243 Web〕 The research was part of the Global International Polar Year project.〔International Arctic Research Center (IARC) - The Global IPY Project (www.iarc.uaf.edu)〕
The Nunavik component of this global project was initially oriented towards the investigation of Thule/Inuit archaeology in Hudson Bay and Hudson Strait, within a context of climatic change.〔 The Qijurittug site research is directed at change in semi-subterranean dwellings and whether it was due to climate change, technology, and/or procurement strategies.〔
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