1390: [from print] An outpost clump of stunted black spruce on a rocky Hill ('Pile o' Rocks') in the barrens, looking SE to Josie's Hill beyond Windy Bay. Apparently all the trees and shoots in this clump belonged originally to one connected system, developed from a tree... 1405: From Print: A dry, turfy or peaty tussock at the north end of Black Bear Slough -- habitat of Phenacomys and Dicrostonyx. Dwarf birch, black spruce, Ledum palustris, Vitisidea, moss, Cladonia. 1477: [Extracted comment "Baby red Squirrel, after falling from a nest."] 1527: On Folder: Pamala, Medicine man of the Upper Kazan River [Inuit]. 1564: [Published in Barren Ground Caribou of Keewatin as Fig. 24, with caption: "Hooves of a male Caribou fawn, (specimen No. 1072); hind hooves in the middle"]