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Boreal CRM Archaeology in Northern Canada
Year: 2011 Author: Julie Smith Categories: Prehistory, Day of Archaeology 2011, Day of Archaeology, Excavation, Commercial Archaeology
Tags: Shovel, oil and gas developments, Peter, pre-contact ceramic technology, oil, Academia, gas leases, Alaska Highway, Muskeg, CRM, Archaeology, Geography, Culture, British Columbia, dozen stone tools, Sikanni Chief, Dean, oil and gas exploration firms, Canada, Sikanni Chief River, Physical geography, Excavation, Anthropology
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