Image shows Jim Baldwin working at the Marpole site.
View of fire cracked cobbles in trench
This image shows fire cracked cobbles in a trench at the Marpole site.
Image shows a view of the Marpole site, including profiles and trenches.
View of profile behind posthole
Image shows a profile, located behind the posthole, at the Marpole site.
View of profile behind posthole
This image shows a profile at the Marpole site.
This image shows a view, looking north east, of the Marpole site. Five foot rods are standing in the post holes in subsoil. A house is visible in the background.
This image shows the view, to the east, of the area around the posthole.
Image shows a posthole at the Marpole site.
Image shows a posthole and surrounding area at the Marpole site.
Image shows posthole at the Marpole site.
Image shows the excavation including test pits.
Image shows the excavation including test pits. Several workers are also visible.
Image shows view, looking south east, of the Marpole site.
This image shows the progress of two workers at the Marpole site. A posthole is visible in the background.
Image shows the progress of a worker at the Marpole site.
Preliminary Report on the Liquid Air Site
Parte deLaboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper contains hand-written corrections, hand drawn graphs, and figures adhered to pages with tape. It was submitted as part of the coursework for Anthropology 420, instructed by Dr. Charles Borden at the University of British Columbia.
Charlene L. Gallagher
Parte deLaboratory of Archaeology fonds
This file contains one photograph of stone artifacts.
An Introduction to the Lithic Materials used at Musquaem [sic] East
Parte deLaboratory of Archaeology fonds
This item is a paper written for Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia. This paper examines the correlation between lithic materials used and available at the site and by examining usage, attempts to determine whether there was a ...
Leonard Hills
Parte deLaboratory of Archaeology fonds
This item is a paper written as part of the coursework for Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia. This paper details the work done at the Frank Charles House during 1956-1957.
Roy Wilkins Woolverton
Art and Ornamentation at Stselax Village
Parte deLaboratory of Archaeology fonds
This item is a paper written as part of the coursework for Anthropology 420, instructed by Dr. Charles Borden at the University of British Columbia. This paper includes drawings of artifacts.
B. Richardson