Zooarchaeology in British Columbia (Part 1)

  • Johnathan C. Driver

Abstract

This article is an abridged version of "Zooarchaeology in BC" published in BC Studies no.99, Autumn 1993, p.77-105.

It will be presented in two parts with Part 2 published in Canadian Zooarchaeology in the Fall 1995 issue.

Issue
No. 7 (1995)
Section
Feature Article/Compte-rendu

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