Archaeological Work at Tse'K'Wa

Resource type
Book
Date created
2015
Authors/Contributors
Author: Driver, Jonathan C. (ed.)
Author: Guerrero, Mariele (ed.)
Abstract
Tse’K’wa is an archaeological site in British Columbia, preserving a record of human activity that starts with some of the first people to live in the Peace River region. Working in collaboration with the Treaty 8 Tribal Association (B.C.), this publication intends to make the results accessible and understandable to the general reader. Available in PDF and EPUB format, this publication consisting of republished journal articles, short summaries, and a photo collection, will be widely distributed to First Nations communities within B.C. and Alberta.

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Identifier
978-0-86491-384-5
Copyright statement
Copyright is held variously by the authors and/or original publishers of the reprinted material.
Scholarly level
Faculty/Staff
Peer reviewed?
Yes
Language
English
Member of collection
Tse’K’Wa (Charlie Lake Cave)
Attachment Size
Tse'K'Wa_EPUB_Aug.pdf 100.68 MB