"The Coast" all framed up.

"Canada has too few professional archaeologists, and that has economic consequences" share.google/aBphjkQS6l93...

UBC LOA Archaeology and Repository Collections Manager Position

Living Landscapes of SG̱ang Gwaay: Ḵ'uljaad youtu.be/ipCI8Jyhjao?...

Heading back for another beauty season: indiginews.com/features/git...

Today, the #Haida Nation and the Government of Canada signed the Chiix̲uujin / Chaaw K̲aawgaa Haida Title Lands Agreement, marking a significant milestone in the journey to reconciliation and recognizing Haida Aboriginal title to lands on #HaidaGwaii. www.pm.gc.ca/en/news/news... #Indigenous

Have you seen our Haida Independence & Sustainability Series? Created in friendship with Swiilawiid Sustainability Society, it's part of our Hl'yak'ii: To Start a Fire program. Four episodes to date. 🐟 🌿 #haida #haidagwaii #haidahealing #foodsecurity haidagwaiimuseum.ca/haida-indepe...

Always nice to learn some new stratigraphic techniques.

For #fishmas check out this Bluefin Tuna vertebra from a site on west coast of Vancouver Island, Toquaht First Nation, ca. 1000 years old. Bluefin were very occasional inshore visitors, identified by their bioluminescent wake, hunted at night. 🏺🐟#25DaysOfFishmas @iainmckechnie.bsky.social

Hazelnuts and an ancient B.C. city: Research on a tiny nut suggests Indigenous people were cultivating food before wheat farming began in Egypt. 🌰

🏺Haíɫzaqv Archaeologist Elroy White (Q̓íx̌itasu) et al : "M̓ṇúxvʔit means “to become one” in Haíɫzaqvḷa, in this case referring to outside knowledges being incorporated into Indigenous systems (not vice versa)." conbio.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... (open access)

Stopping by the wreck yard to pay respect and borrow a few things. The best dang field vehicle I've ever had.

Big finds of the day.

Two beauties.

Up island, down island. Up island, down island.

An incredible team and project at SGang Gwaay. Haawa to all-- https://youtu.be/hYsYYwbE0XU

Gwaii Haanas Speaker Series - Living Landscapes of SGang Gwaay https://fb.watch/8OGMxpog23/ via @FacebookWatch

Photos from summer survey with Bryn Letham and Gitga’at Guardians https://brynletham.com/field-work-photos/2021/1/2/outer-coast-archaeological-survey-2020

BC Archaeology Forum 2019 Announcement https://www.inlailawatash.ca/posts/news/save-date-bc-archaeology-forum-2019

Canoe Runs, Tlowitsis Territory. Grateful as always to the Guardians for sharing the incredible work they do. https://www.instagram.com/p/B1g1QrqAOIC/?igshid=18eg08kycmhpg

Exciting outcomes from this year's work at kakmakimilh. https://hashilthsa.com/news/2019-07-22/archaeologists-unearth-evidence-geoduck-harvesting-ancient-tseshaht-village-site

#hecarch2019 @IainMcKechnie dropping some knowledge in the outer islands https://x.com/IainMcKechnie/status/1151638943726620672/photo/1

With Sudan's naming of a new transitional authority tomorrow, after months of protests and negotiation, I wanted to finally put together a few scenes from a short but incredible trip across this beautiful country last year. https://vimeo.com/331526059

New paper detailing results from 1300 year old rockshelter we identified north of Vancouver. https://authors.elsevier.com/c/1YAyd,rVDBNqpR

"What was beginning to happen was anthropogenic soil subsidence—the sinking of the land by human action." https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/02/how-humans-sank-new-orleans/552323/

#hecarch2017 Plank making on beach at Keith

Vibracore Keith Island #hecarch2017

Broken group, Beachkeeper Fred and Hecarch 2017! @Tseshaht @IainMcKechnie

https://ca.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=9f775ad412916199&from=serp&prevUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fca.indeed.com%2Fm%2Fjobs%3Fq%3DArchaeologist%26l%3DNorth%2BVancouver%252C%2BBC%26from%3DsearchOnSerp Tsleil-Waututh Nation Archaeologist position open!

The Beginning of Archaeology at SQ’ÉWLETS https://vimeo.com/141114980?ref=tw-share

WSPT revised. http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/04/spear-tips-point-path-first-americans

Archaeological Society of British Columbia at #SAA2017

#SAA2017 Good weather for some dimly lit conference rooms and arcane knowledge.

Sts'ailes, Morgan Ritchie at Camp Cove - Department of Archaeology - Simon Fraser University https://shar.es/1U4pcu

Ivor Noël Hume http://fw.to/aBSLsij

"At this point if you're worker you are needing 5.5 or 6.5kcal a day and they have to come from somewhere" #bread https://j.gifs.com/DRWx1q.gif

<3 @LibraryBMSC

A nice UVic short about student experiences on the Barkley Sound Archaeological Project with some of my b-roll: https://youtu.be/RzhvQM1vvyc

DAPL Archaeology and Cultural Sites Issues http://theconversation.com/how-the-archaeological-review-behind-the-dakota-access-pipeline-went-wrong-67815

"We're one of the few remaining occupations that still use shovels". Great interview. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/kamloops/kamloops-archaeologist-wants-developers-to-call-before-they-dig-1.3811713

Archaeology of the contemporary featuring the one and only Haeden Stewart: http://undark.org/article/archaeologists-digging-into-the-here-and-now/

Historical Ecology and Coastal Archaeology article in UVic news http://www.uvic.ca/ring/news/2016+archaeology-field-school-mckechnie+ring

Hecarch2016 all packed up. https://www.instagram.com/p/BJDsVtJD3XK/

Isolated soundtrack from an archaeological short: https://soundcloud.com/isellers/interislet-soundtrack-1

#bmsc #hecarch2016

Keith drone mapping in Huu-ay-aht territory! @Vimeo https://vimeo.com/hakai/bamfield?ref=tw-share

Pulling a Threatened Language Back from the Brink http://thetyee.ca/Culture/2016/05/14/Threatened-Language-Back-Brink/