Fish camp / Cultural Institute / Simon Fraser University / Dawson City Museum / /
IndustryTerm
few stone chips / wider trade network / distant metal working cultures / arrow technology / stone tools / village site / ancient chips / important food source judging / archaeological site / /
NaturalFeature
Klondike river / Yukon river / Klondike River valley / White River / Yukon River valley / Hunker Creek / /
Organization
Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in / Gwich’in Social and Cultural Institute / Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Heritage Office / Government of Yukon Heritage / Tr’ondëk Hwëch’in Elders Council / Tr’ochëk Steering Committee / Yukon Historical & Museums Association / Government of Yukon / Simon Fraser University / ochëk Steering Committee / /
Person
Brian Ross / Matthew Morgan / Spruce Gerberding / Ingrid Kritsch / Diana Komejan / Lloy Billingham / Doug Olynyk / DORIS ADAIR TALKING / Rachel Olson / Percy Henry / Lucy Wood / Ronald Johnson / Debbie Nagano / Clara Van Bibber / Tappan Adney / Ralph Blanchard / Lisa Jarvis / Rob Ingram / Ruth Gotthardt / Norm Easton / Patricia (Isaac) Lindgren / Dave Burley / Mabel Henry / Greg Hare / Barb Hogan / Helene Dobrowolsky / David Neufeld / Stanley Roberts / Greg Skuce / Jeff Hunston / Thomas J. Hammer Printed / Ed Kormendy / Georgette McLeod / Joe Henry / Randi Henry / Doris Adair / Julie Beaumont / Myste Anderson / Brent Riley / Michael Will / Archie Roberts / Edith Fraser / Bob Mitchell / Edward Roberts / Chris Thomas / Angie Joseph-Rear / Gary McMillan / /
Position
Director of Culture and Education / heritage officer / archaeologist / Goetzman photographer / Chief / instructor / /
ProvinceOrState
Northwest Territories / Lousetown / Alaska / British Columbia / /
PublishedMedium
The Archaeology / /
Region
northern British Columbia / southwest Yukon / /
Technology
few stone chips / ancient chips / arrow technology / /
Tr’ochëk The Archaeology and History of a Hän Fish Camp Text prepared by: H. Dobrowolsky & T. J. Hammer Edited by: Ruth Gotthardt Photo Credits: Thomas J. Hammer