Hoko River: A review of lithic, linguistic, ethnographic, and basketry evidence for ethnicity

• 8-02-I144
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• April 17, 2001

Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds

This item is a paper written as part of the coursework for Anthropology 420, instructed by Dr. R. G. Matson at the University of British Columbia. This paper is a reevaluation of the occupation of the Hoko River.

Michelle Poulsen

Stselax Village, DhRt2: Analysis of Glass and Ceramic Artifacts

• 8-02-I145
• Item
• 10 January 2002

Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds

This item is a paper written as part of the coursework for Anthropology 406 at the University of British Columbia, and as fulfillment of the permit issued by Musqueam Indian Band. This paper looks at the uses of glass by the Musqueam people, prov...

Michelle Poulsen

Making Choices: Examining Musqueam Agency at Stselax Village During the Post-Contact Period

• 8-02-I147
• Item
• March 2005

Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds

This item is a paper written as requirement to obtain a Master's degree at the University of British Columbia. This thesis examines glass, metal and ceramic artifacts found during excavation of the Charles House at the Musqueam East site.

Michelle Poulsen

The Stselax midden screenings, 2002

• 8-02-I229
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• 2002

Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds

This item is an Adobe portable document format. It was submitted to the Musqueam Nation under permit 105-02-MIR. It was written as a joint project of between Musqueam Nation and the UBC Department of Anthropology and Sociology.

Bill Angelbeck