The main archaeological feature is Qamaviniqtalik ("place with ancient sod houses"). Qamaviniqtalik was occupied from around 1200 to 1775 CE by the Thule, and later by the Caribou Inuit.
Qamaviniqtalik, a place with ancient sod houses, holds significance as the main archaeological characteristic. Occupied from around 1200 to 1775 CE by the Thule and then the Caribou Inuit, this site provides insight into their history and culture.