This series contains the Ellis Pryce-Jones Collection of books, reports, and other publications that were donated to the UBC Lab of Archaeology along with the rest of the fonds. These publications consist of archaeological and cultural information...
This file contains two booklets, one published in 1938 and another published in 1948, both titled “The Great Fraser Midden”. Both booklets were published by the Vancouver Art, Historical and Scientific Association and include information about arc...
This file contains a publication written by Harlan I. Smith for the memoirs of the American Museum of Natural History, as part of a series on the Jesup North Pacific Expedition.
This file contains a single publication titled “Indians in Washington” by Earl Coe, the former ninth Secretary of State of Washington. The book attempts to give an overview of Indigenous culture in what is now the Washington state, covering war, h...
This file contains a copy of a journal produced by the British Columbia Provincial Museum and edited by Wilson Duff, titled “Anthropology in British Columbia.” It includes papers written by Dr. Charles E. Borden, Wilson Duff, Norman H. Lerman, and...
This file contains a report from the Second Decennial Conference on Native Indian Affairs, for which this particular conference was titled “A Conference of Indian Business Men.” The report and conference were produced and sponsored by the B.C. Ind...
This file contains a report published by the Provincial Museum in 1948, titled “Archaeological Excavation of Indian Middens” by A.E. Pickford. In the report, the Shoal Bay archaeological site is used as an example.
This file contains a copy of a journal issue for Anthropology in British Columbia written by Wilson Duff as a special memoir issue. It is titled “The Upper Stalo Indians of the Fraser Valley, British Columbia.” The first page is signed by Wilson D...
This file contains a copy of memoir no. 5, titled “The Indian History of British Columbia,” authored by Wilson Duff and published by the journal Anthropology in British Columbia. The publication is the first volume of the series on Indigenous hist...
This file contains a small booklet listing several publications about Indigenous people and culture in British Columbia, with information on prices, content, and where to purchase such material.
This file contains a small booklet titled “Preserving British Columbia’s Prehistory – A Guide for Amateur Archaeologists.” It was published by the Archaeological Sites Advisory Board in Victoria, B.C. It contains writings on the practice of archae...
This fonds consists of textual records which includes notes and publications from Brian Hayden. Works included are associated with Dr. Hayden’s lithics research in Australia, and the Mayan Highlands in Mexico and Guatemala. The fonds has been arra...
This series consists of several publications stemming from Dr. Brian Hayden’s studies in Central America and Australia written by or in collaboration with him (copies of two papers, and one fully published book).This series has been arranged into ...
This file holds the book of the same name as the file title, published by Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies, Canberra, Australia and by Humanities Press Inc., New Jersey, U.S.A. in 1979. The work focuses on a systematic and detailed study...
This file consists of two copies of publication written in collaboration with Dr. Hayden, publications include:1. Copy - Brian Hayden and Aubrey Cannon, The Structure of Material Systems: Ethnoarchaeology in the Maya Highlands, Chapter 4: Utilitar...
This series includes notes scraps organized by site/region. Notes include provenance information, notes on artifacts, and general dig notes. The note collection also includes a piece of twine and a scanned copy of a note. The regions mentioned in ...
This file consists of 10 pages of assorted notes and have been organized by site and region by Dr. Hayden. Also included on the notes is provenance, notes on belongings (artifacts) and general dig notes.1. Scanned copy of note.· Image of note is i...
The Jack Sewell fonds contains the creator's unpublished manuscripts, field notes, and writings on North American stone tool typologies, the peopling of North America, flint knapping techniques, the archaeology of Central British Columbia, an...
