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Marpole DhRs 1 Arrowstone Dave Hall 2005 File
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
File contains correspondence concerning the possibility of the Laboratory of Archaeology acting as the repository for material recovered, by Arrowstone Archaeological Research and Consulting, at the Marpole Site.
Preliminary Results of Archaeological Investigations at Musqueam, Vancouver, B.C.
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written for Anthropology 420 course at UBC. It was then accessioned into the Laboratory of Archaeology Reading Room collection.
Donald Abbott
Preliminary Report on the Beach Grove Site, DgRs 1
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written for the British Columbia Provincial Museum of Natural History and Anthropology by Donald Abbott in his position as assistant anthropologist.
Donald Abbott
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written for course Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia, Professor Dr. Charles Borden.
Dan Adamson
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written as a term project for course Anthropology 420. Paper has been annotated by instructor.
M.N. Aitken
Report on the Potato Mountain Archaeologial Project
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This report was prepared for the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Grant # 410-85-0231 and the Heritage Conservation Branch of British Columbia permit # 1985-11.
Diana Alexander
Preliminary Report on the Potato Mountain Archaeological Project
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This report was prepared for the Heritage Conservation Branch of British Columbia permit # 1985-11.
Diana Alexander
A Preliminary Ethnoarchaeological Investigation of the Potato Mountain Range and the Eagle Lake Area
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was prepared for the Heritage Conservation Branch of British Columbia (Permit No. 1984-14), the Canadian Ethnic Studies Program, and the Nemiah Valley Indian Band Council.
Diana Alexander
The Cultural Potential of the Protohominids as Compared to that of the Great Apes
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was submitted as course work for Anthropology 320 at the University of British Columbia.
David Archer
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper tells the story of the mummified remains left at the door step of the Museum of Anthropology. The paper has been reviewed and annotated.
Wrika Balcomb
Projectile Points: A Classification System Based on Shape for British Columbia
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written as the term essay for course Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia, professor Charles Borden.
Jim Baldwin
Archaeological Radiocarbon Dates for B.C.; A Recalibration
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was submitted for course Anthropology 305 at the University of British Columbia.
A Study of Some Mammalian Remains Found in Archaeological Excavations at Stselax Village Musqueam
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written for a course at the University of British Columbia.
David N. P. Baxter
Gender Hierarchy and Archaeology at Teotihuacan
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was winner of the Geordie Howe Award at the University of British Columbia.
Christine Berney
The Colvin Collection: An Analysis of Two Point Types
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was submitted to M.C. Wilson as coursework for Archaeology 372 at the University of British Columbia.
Pierre Boissonnault
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written as an assignment of course Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia for professor Charles Borden.
Axel Brockmoller
An Analysis of Mammalian Remains from DhRt 3, Musqueam North
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written as an assignment for course Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia, for Dr. R. G. Matson.
Denise L. Brown
Investigations into Proto-Salish diffusion
Part of Laboratory of Archaeology fonds
This paper was written as part of the coursework for Anthropology 420 at the University of British Columbia, for professor R. G. Matson.
Denise L. Brown