Dr. Rick Knecht, Melting Permafrost and Rescue Archaeology in a Yup’ik Village
Автор: Pacific Northwest Archaeological Society
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Dr. Rick Knecht, University of Aberdeen, UK
Dr. Rick Knecht has been conducting archaeological
research in Alaska since 1983. He lived and worked on
the Kodiak and Aleutian Archipelagos and was founding
director of the Alutiiq Museum and Archaeological
Repository on Kodiak and the Museum of the Aleutians
in Unalaska.
He has generously offered to join us by ZOOM to present
to PNWAS members the amazing discoveries made at
the Nunalleq Archaeological Project in Quinhagak,
Alaska since 2009.
He currently holds a Major Research Fellowship from the
Leverhulme Trust and is working on analysis of pre-
contact Yup’ik material culture from the Nunalleq site.
The site work is described as recovering one jaw-
dropping museum piece per person per day!!!! I think
you’ll agree!
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