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Bridging troubled waters: zooarchaeology and marine conservation on Burrard Inlet, southwest British Columbia
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Bridging troubled waters: zooarchaeology and marine conservation on Burrard Inlet, southwest British Columbia

Author: Pierson, Nova

2011-04-26

For thousands of years, the Coast Salish and their ancestors relied on the abundant marine resources of the Strait of Georgia. In the Greater…

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