Archaeology of Coastal British Columbia: Essays in Honour of Professor Philip M. Hobler
Keywords:
Archaeology, Pacific Northwest, Northwest Coast, Namu, Central Coast, Vancouver Island, Haida Gwaii, Early lithicsSynopsis
A Forward by Carlson and 18 chapters on BC Coastal archaeology in honour of Professor Philip M. Hobler
Chapters
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Frontmatter
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Complete Book
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Frontispiece
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Notes on Radiocarbon Dates
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Contents
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Preface and Acknowledgements
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ForwordBC Archaeology Then and Now
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1 Long-term Continuity in Central Northwest Coast Settlement Patterns
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2 Paleoenvironments, the TsiniTsini Site, and Nuxalk Oral Histories
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3 Ancient Landscapes and Archaeology in Haida Gwaii and Hecate Strait
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4 The Early Component at Ts’ishaa, an Outer Coast Site on Western Vancouver Island
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5 Alpine Archaeology and Oral Traditions of the Squamish
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6 The use Of Large Terrestrial Mammal Bone on the Northwest Coast
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7 The Bear Cove Fauna and the Subsistence History of Northwest Coast Maritime Culture
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8 Port Hammond Revisited
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9 Early Architecture from the southern Georgia Strait Region
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10 Validating the Maurer House
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11 Shell Middens and Midden Burials in Southern Strait of Georgia Prehistory
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12 A New Look at Northwest Coast Stone Bowls
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13 Growth Coloration RevisitedAssessing Shell Fishing Seasonality in Coastal British Columbia
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14 Uncovering Historical Sequences in Central Coast Salish Oral Narratives
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15 Interpreting Style in Early Nuxalk Masks
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16 Culture Contact at Kimsquit in long-term Regional Context
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17 WapatoFact, Fantasy, and Fiction
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18 Clocks, Lamps, Cups and StuffNineteenth Century Ceramic use among the Heiltsuk
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References
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Backmatter
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Published
April 27, 2017
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