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BC Studies no. 6-7 Autumn 1970

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Articles

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Archaeological Survey and Excavations in the Vicinity of Bella Coola  

By Philip M. Hobler

Pages 77-94

Terms | archaeology Aboriginal languages Bella Coola people

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Archaeology in British Columbia  

By Roy L. Carlson

Pages 7-17

Terms | archaeology

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Excavations at Helen Point on Mayne Island  

By Roy L. Carlson

Pages 113-125

Terms | archaeology Mayne Island

Contributors

Contributors

James W. Baker is an instructor in the Department of Social Sciences at Vancouver City College.

Charles E. Borden is Professor Emeritus of Archaeology at the University of British Columbia and has worked in the Archaeology of the province for over twenty years.

Gay Calvert at the time this article was written was Archaeologist with the Centennial Museum in Vancouver.

Roy L. Carlson is director of Archaeological Studies at Simon Fraser University. He has also excavated in North Africa and in other parts of North America.

Knut Fladmark is pursuing graduate studies in Archaeology at the University of Calgary.

Philip M. Hobler is an Assistant Professor in the department of Archaeological Studies at Simon Fraser University. He has excavated in the North American Plains and Southwest and in Egypt.