@article {9489,
	title = {Attributing Cultural Affiliation to Sod Structures in Labrador: A Labrador M{\'e}tis Example from North River},
	journal = {Canadian Journal of Archaeology},
	volume = {34},
	year = {2010},
	pages = {148-173},
	abstract = {<p>The Labrador landscape is littered with the remnants of sod structures that cannot be readily associated with a specific ethnic group because of the rapid adoption of this type of dwelling by Labrador Inuit, Europeans, and culturally-mixed families. Sod structures occupied by culturally-mixed families of Labrador Inuit and Europeans, which are today known as Labrador M{\'e}tis, have not been studied in detail. This paper outlines the excavation and analysis of one such structure: site FkBg\&ndash;24, a nineteenth-century Labrador M{\'e}tis sod structure. The results were compared with contemporaneous Labrador Inuit and European sites in order to assess distinguishing features of Labrador M{\'e}tis families and to formulate an initial archaeological definition that can be used to identify Labrador M{\'e}tis sod structures.</p>},
	author = {Matthew A. Beaudoin and Richard L. Josephs and Lisa K. Rankin}
}
