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Archeology field school
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A dozen university students spent part of their summer exploring ancient First Nation villages in the Southern Gulf Islands and discovering 1,000 year old clam gardens on Russell Island 鈥 and earned course credit doing it. The UVic 鈥淎rchaelogy of the Salish Sea鈥 field school provided an opportunity to learn scientific methods and techniques and learn from and listen to Coast Salish Elders.
Coast Salish Traditions shared
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鈥淟earning Coast Salish traditional knitting from Elder May Sam, and knitters Joni and Adam Olsen was a wonderful experience,鈥 says Rosa McBee, anthropology student. May Sam, Joni Olsen and Adam Olse鈥攁ll knitters from the Tsartlip First Nation鈥攖aught students the basic art form of traditional Coast Salish knitting each week as part of the third-year Anthropology of Art course last term.
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