Description
Book SynopsisThe first book in a new series, Forgotten Things demonstrates the process of archaeological research and explores the culture of fieldwork.
Trade Review"The history of this hidden village might never have been recovered if it was not for the work of Bob Muckle and successive teams of undergraduates enrolled in his archaeology workshop at Capilano University. Forgotten Things is a primer in how to organize and carry out an archaeological field study. But there is also plenty for the general reader with any interest at all in the history of the North Shore or more generally in the study of archaeology." -- Daniel Francis *
The British Columbia Review *
Table of ContentsDedication About this Book Preface Prologue 1. Beginnings 2. Finding Our Way 3. Archaeology of Settler Sites 4. A Logging Camp at Suicide Creek 5. A Most Unusual Site Near McKenzie Creek 6. Digging in at McKenzie Creek 7. Making the Fieldwork Meaningful 8. Endings Key Resources and Suggested Readings Appendix 1: Field School Students Appendix 2: Assessing Significance Glossary Bibliography Index
