Alisha Gauvreau, anthropology, Vancouver Sun

(March 28, 2017) - PhD student Alisha Gauvreau spoke to the Vancouver Sun about her research on the Heiltsuk village site, among the oldest human settlements in North America, with Duncan McLaren and Quentin Mackie of UVic's anthropology department. Gauvreau will present her findings at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology on Thursday in Vancouver, which will be attended by 3,000 archaeologists from around the world. The article, which appeared prominently in the Vancouver Sun today in its front section, was also published in The Province and Edmonton Journal.  VSun

CBC News interviewed PhD student Alisha Gauvreau about her studies of the Heiltsuk village site, among the oldest human settlements in North America, research conducted with Duncan McLaren and Quentin Mackie of UVic's anthropology department.  CBC News

The Postmedia coverage of PhD student Alisha Gauvreau's research on the Heiltsuk First Nation village, conducted with Duncan McLaren and Quentin Mackie of UVic's anthropology department, has now been published in the National Post.  National Post