Vol. 44 No. 3/4 (2012)

• Full Issue

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Forum: Archaeology in the Media

• "Cautionary Tale" and "Game Changer"—Media Response to Marpole Midden Decision

  Rich Hutchings

  1-2, 5

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• "Kennwick Man" Neither Native American nor Indigenous to Columbia River Valley, says Federal Archaeologist

  Rich Hutchings

  3-4

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Archaeology News

• Province Disappoints, First Nations Disengage: No Section 4 Agreement in Sight

  5

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• B.C.'s Central Coast Heritage Featured the "The Tyee"

  8

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Letters in Response

• Many Shades of Grey: Dispelling some Myths about the Nature and Status of CRM in British Columbia, A Response to La Salle & Hutchings

  Natasha Lyons, Ian Cameron, Tanja Hoffman, Debbie Miller

  6-8

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Features

• Reconstructing an Early 20th Century Japanese Camp in the Seymour Valley: The 2012 Capilano University Archaeology Field School

  Bob Muckle

  9-11

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• Highlights of the 2012 Langara College Archaeology Field School

  Stanley A Copp

  12-14

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• Crossroads CRM Provides Applied Experience for NWCC Field School Students

  Rick Budhwa, Jocelyn Franks

  15-16

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• Archaeological Investigations at TSeTSeQU (EbRk-2), an Nlka'pamux Rock Painting Site on the Stein River, British Columbia

  Chris Arnett

  17-22, 28

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• Ulna Bone Tools: Identifying their Function

  Grant Keddie

  23-28

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