Congratulations to our Ph.D. candidate Luke Kernan whose essay was published in Anthropologica
Congratulations to our Ph.D. candidate Luke Kernan whose essay was published in Anthropologica
Congratulations to our Ph.D. candidate Luke Kernan whose essay was published in Anthropologica
Congratulations to Dr. Melissa Gauthier, whose short story about the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit just came out in Culture.
Read more: Congratulations to Dr. Melissa Gauthier on her story about the Hostile Terrain 94 exhibit
Our alumna, Jenny Cohen (MA '14), is the lead archaeologist on this project. Check out this beautiful short film about some of the work being done at SGang Gwaay Llnagaay.
Read more: Beautiful short film about some of the work being done at SGang Gwaay Llnagaay
Congratulations to Dr. Brian Thom on receiving a Leadership Victoria Award for Extending Reconciliation.
Read more: Congratulations to Dr. Brian Thom on receiving a Leadership Victoria Award
CBC Vancouver's "The Early Edition" talks about new research and the importance of oyster fisheries to Indigenous communities in North America and Australia. Dr. Iain McKechnie, co-author of the study published in the journal Nature, speaks about climate-induced habitat destruction being the cause of these oysters' decline.
Congratulations to our graduate student Taylor Vollman and Dr. Iain McKechnie who are authors on a new publication on Indigenous use of Oysters out today in Nature Communications.
Read more: Congratulations to our graduate student Taylor Vollman and Dr. Iain McKechnie
Huge congratulations to Dr. Brian Thom on having been awarded the Extending Reconciliation award by Leadership Victoria.
Congratulations to our PhD candidate Tommy Happynook on the successful defense of his dissertation.
Congratulations to our MA student Dylan Hillis on the successful defense of his thesis titled "Indigenous Archaeological Fisheries Records Provide Evidence of Multiple Baselines in the Northeast Pacific”.
Read more: Congratulations to our MA student Dylan Hillis on the successful defense of his thesis
If you've missed our Lansdowne Speaker - Dr. Christina Leza - and her presentation on "Indigenous rights and identities on the U.S. - Mexico border" the recording is now available.
Read more: Lansdowne Speaker Dr. Christina Leza - presentation available as a recording
Register now: Lecture of the Ottawa Chapter of the Canadian Institute for Mediterranean Studies, presented by Dr. April Nowell Sunday, April 24th, 2022 at 2:00p.m. EST, presented via Zoom
Congratulations to Denis St. Claire on his Indigenous Community Alumni Award from Uvic for his 49 years of archaeological & ethnographic work with Tseshaht and other Nuuchahnulth First Nations.
Read more: Congratulations to Denis St. Claire on his Indigenous Community Alumni Award from Uvic