Alisha M Gauvreau
Nested within the Hakai Ancient Landscapes Archaeology Project, my PhD research at UVIC focuses on the subsistence and settlement history of the Triquet Island (EkTb-9) site. Research interests include historical ecology, palaeoenvironmental reconstruction, Environmental DNA, zooarchaeology, and community based research.
My Master's research at Simon Fraser University in the Department of Resource and Environmental Management explored Heiltsuk First Nation governance systems and traditional herring fisheries management on the central coast, BC.
Links:
https://www.hakai.org/blog/life-at-hakai/hakai-archaeology-story
www.pacificherring.org
Supervisors: Dr. Duncan McLaren, Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Dr. Quentin Mackie, Associate Professor, Anthropology, and Dr. Genevieve Hill, Anthropology Collections Manager, Royal BC Museum
Address: University of Victoria
Department of Anthropology
PO Box 1700 STN CSC
Victoria BC V8W 2Y2
My Master's research at Simon Fraser University in the Department of Resource and Environmental Management explored Heiltsuk First Nation governance systems and traditional herring fisheries management on the central coast, BC.
Links:
https://www.hakai.org/blog/life-at-hakai/hakai-archaeology-story
www.pacificherring.org
Supervisors: Dr. Duncan McLaren, Assistant Professor, Anthropology, Dr. Quentin Mackie, Associate Professor, Anthropology, and Dr. Genevieve Hill, Anthropology Collections Manager, Royal BC Museum
Address: University of Victoria
Department of Anthropology
PO Box 1700 STN CSC
Victoria BC V8W 2Y2
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