Posted in Uncategorized on Apr 8th, 2017 Comments Off on Keep this in mind for next year :) Like camping in the rain on a mountain top?
UPDATE (June 16, 2017): all positions filled for this season’s research team. This is a five year program so keep an eye out for future opportunities. For potential graduate students interested in engaging with this project send me an email and consider applying to UBC’s Anthropology or Resource Management and Environmental Studies graduate programs (programs […]
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Posted in Uncategorized on Aug 28th, 2011 1 Comment »
Just in from our final field reserach trip of the year. Our objective was to survey village sites in and around a major stone fish trap site on the west coast of Banks Island. We conducted auger and percussion core tests at three village sites (one of which was also a historic drag seine camp). […]
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Posted in Research Projects, Uncategorized on May 20th, 2010 Comments Off on Indigenous Peoples and Salmon Along the North Pacific Rim
This past week I have been participating in a week long seminar hosted by the School for Advanced Research in Santa Fe. Organized by Ben Columbi (Arizona) and SAR President James Brooks, our seminar has been discussing the linkages, threats, possibilities for the ‘people of the salmon’ from the Columbia River Basin through BC and […]
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