Tweedsmuir Fisi-19 to FkSl-3, BC Sites Photo File
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File contains four b&w photographs with glued paper labels. Images depict Charles Borden, the archaeological crew with a moose that they hunted (including Jack Sewell, Charles Borden, and Alan Bryan), and the archaeological crew travelling by ...
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
This file consists of 22 colour slides taken during the Tweedsmuir 1952 field season. Slides are labelled in black ink to indicate what is depicted, and the year. Slides are split into two slide sheets, slide sheet labelled slide sheet 1, does not...
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
This file contains Charles Borden’s field photo records recorded from July 17 to September 10 1952’s Tweedsmuir Project. Photo records describe excavations, crew shots, general views, profiles, house pits and cache pits. Locations mentioned: Tetac...
Tweedsmuir Excavations, Negatives and Prints, camera rolls IX - XVI
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File consists of the photographic records from eight camera rolls (IX-XVI), including negatives, corresponding photographic prints, and a photo log describing images. Images depict excavated features, screening stations, a hunted moose head, the a...
Tweedsmuir Excavations, Negatives and Prints, camera rolls XVII-XX
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File consists of the photographic records from four camera rolls (XVII-XX), including negatives, corresponding photographic prints, and a photo log describing the images. Images depict stratigraphic profiles, excavated features, and completed exca...
Tweedsmuir Excavations and Slides, camera rolls I-IV, VI-VII
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File consists of 113 colour slides taken during the 1952 field season of the Tweedsmuir project. Slides are labelled in black ink to indicate what is depicted, the date the photograph was taken, and the roll and frame number. Images from camera ro...
FiSi-19, artifact records 1-25 and 101-475
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File contains artifact records and archaeological survey field catalogues for FiSi-19: 1-25 and 191-475. There are some gaps in the number sequence. Artifact records provide the site name, find number, belonging description, three-dimensional prov...
Outside House Pit Drawing - FiSi-19?
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File contains one drawing of the outside of a house pit on lined paper with two small notes attached. The drawing notes: depths, inside and out, below surface and also includes directional coordinates. The first note describes the drawing as being...
FiSi-19 and Natalkuz Lake, notes, research, analysis, drawing, field notes
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
File contains analysis notes and excavation block maps for site FiSi-19, as well as an unnamed site labelled as "Natalkuz Lake." Notes and maps were created by Terry Seidel in August, 1980 based off of the 1952 Tweedsmuir excavation note...
FiSi-19, 'House Pit', Natalkuz Lake, 27 August 1962 E. face S30' - S40 at E2'
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Map of a "house pit", Natalkuz Lake, drawn in 1952, using pencil on graph paper.
FiSi-19, Natalkuz Lake August 18th, 1952 - Contour Map
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Contour map of the FiSi-19 site, Natalkuz Lake, drawn in 1952, using pencil on tracing paper.
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Area map showing the "FiSi" sites in basic unit area, includes the site numbers (Borden numbers), Euchu and Natalkuz Lakes, drawn in 1952, using pencil on tracing paper.
FiSi19, 'Stratigraphy of Face' at House Pit, Natalkuz Lake, 21 August 1952
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Profile map showing the stratigraphy of face at house pit, Natalkuz Lake, drawn in 1952, using pencil on graph paper.
FiSi-19, Natalkuz Lake Profile 'House Pit Site', August 26th, 1952, (Pt.1)
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Part one of a profile map of house pit site, Natalkuz Lake, drawn in 1952, using pencil on graph paper.
FiSi-19, Natalkuz Lake Profile 'House Pit Site', August 26th, 1952, (Pt. 2)
Part of Tweedsmuir Project fonds
Part two of a profile map of house pit site, Natalkuz Lake, drawn in 1952, using pencil on graph paper.