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Selecting Radiocarbon Samples Using NEW 3D Method!
When it comes to radiocarbon sampling on large scale excavations, sometimes selecting which samples will be the most valuable to your research can be a time consuming and tedious task. Using our 3D...
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3D archaeological data visualization
Radiocarbon date with features, profile, and dominant shell species. You can see everything except the shell in the link below. All those points are too much data to upload for a blog! While videos of...
View ArticleUsing 3D methods to classify temporal components of the site
Our most recent efforts have been to classify the site into temporal components – a very challenging task given the complex stratigraphy! Having obtained dates from some samples, we were able to...
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Stone Miniature Chisels
Another new artifact type from the Kaien Siding project is what we have called the miniature stone chisel. Three exceptionally small, finely finished green stone and possibly basalt chisels were...
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Harpoons – some exciting insights!
Readers may remember some of the earlier posts we did on harpoons: Line Guard Harpoons, Drilled, and Barbed Slate. Now that we’ve finished defining the areas of the sites that make sense to compare (3D...
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Ancient names resurface for archaeological sites in Prince Rupert
The Prince Rupert Harbour Project has been a series of exciting archaeological discoveries from its inception in 2006/2007. Only a couple of these though, matched the thrill (complete with goose...
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Stone chipped bifaces – recycling and reuse 2,000 years ago at Ya asqalu’i,...
All the chipped stone bifaces The picture on the right (click for higher resolution) has ALL the bifacially flaked stone artifacts from GbTo-13 and GbTo-54; remarkably few for an assemblage with 4,500...
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New office in Prince Rupert
We are pleased to announce that we now have a second office in Prince Rupert. The address for that office is: Suite 140, 100 – 1st Avenue West Prince Rupert, BC V8J 1A6 While this space has been used...
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Kaien Siding/Ya asqalu’i Prince Rupert Report Completion
We are ecstatic – if that is possible still after such a marathon of effort and concentration – to announce that the Kaien Siding/Ya asqalu’i Archaeological Project Report has been completed and...
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Gorgets, or Crescentic Pendants/Necklaces
George Washington, while still an English army officer, wears a gorget showing that he is ‘on duty’. Contemporary Chilean army gorget on a dress uniform, from...
View ArticleCoastal Field Director
Millennia Research Limited, located in Victoria, is looking for an experienced archaeologist to fill a full-time position. Millennia is a company that provides archaeological services to a wide variety...
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Millennia Research Limited, Victoria, is looking for an experienced archaeologist to fill a part time career position as Laboratory Manager. Millennia is a company that provides archaeological services...
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2014 MILLENNIA RESEARCH CALENDER!!!
Our 2014 Millennia Research Calendar is now available!! Click here to download the free PDF! *When you go to print the PDF version of the calender make sure your printer settings are set to COLOUR,...
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Selecting Radiocarbon Samples Using NEW 3D Method!
When it comes to radiocarbon sampling on large scale excavations, sometimes selecting which samples will be the most valuable to your research can be a time consuming and tedious task. Using our 3D...
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