Basketry-Related Content from the pages of NARN & JONA

The purpose of this contribution is to make archaeological and historical information concerning Northwest basketry from the pages of NARN and JONA available to the public. This volume includes a Foreword by Dr. Dale R. Croes and Ed Carriere, and was compiled at their request, prior to the publishing of their recent Memoir 15. 

A Compilation of Alaska-Related Articles from JONA
1971-2012

The ethnic diversity, energy development, exploitation of aquatic resources, diverse wildlife, continuing acculturation, rapid sociocultural evolution, and impacts of climate change are but a few of the research topics and opportunities reflected in the growing number of anthropologists committed to this vital frontier that is shaping the future of anthropology.

Expanding the Influence of Applied Social Science:
Traditional Food Summit Documentation Package

This project organized a gathering of 300 people interested in expanding the use of traditional foods by indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest. The multi-disciplinary gathering of tribal groups, government agencies, and applied scientists was held in conjunction with the Society for Applied Anthropology's 71st Annual Meeting.

Papers associated with traditional indigenous resources—Part 1:
General and Terrestrial