The last house at Bridge River : the archaeology of an aboriginal household in British Columbia during the fur trade period

Summary: Machine generated contents note: 1. Introduction / Anna Marie Prentiss 2. Historical Ecology of the Middle Fraser Canyon, British Columbia, during the Nineteenth Century / Matthew J. Walsh 3. Archaeology of the Fur Trade Period Occupation at Housepit 54, Bridge River Site / Anna Marie Prentiss 4. Lithic Technology during the Fur Trade Period at Housepit 54 / Kristen D. Barnett 5. Lithic Technology and Risk: A Winter Household at the Bridge River Village Site during the Fur Trade Period / Kelly French 6. Fur Trade Artifacts at Housepit 54, Bridge River Site / Thomas A. Poor 7. Faunal Remains and Artifacts from the Fur Trade Period Occupation at Housepit 54 / Alexandra Williams-Larson 8. Plant Use Practices of a Historic St'at'imc Household, Bridge River, British Columbia / Kristen D. Barnett 9. Geochemical Characterization of Fur Trade Period Floor Sediments from Housepit 54, Bridge River Village / Khori Newlander 10. Spatial Analysis of the Fur Trade Period Floor and Roof at Housepit 54 / Anna Marie Prentiss 11. Indigenous Household Spatial Analysis / Brenda Frank 12. Cultural Change and Continuity across the Late Pre-Colonial and Early Colonial Periods in the Bridge River Valley: Archaeology of the Szistken Site / Lisa Michelle Smith 13. Conclusions / Anna Marie Prentiss.