Dianne Newell

Canada

Department of History

University of British Columbia

Fellow:

2012 and earlier

Involved in these STIAS projects

Islands of Work at the Rough Edge of the World; and: Archiving Culture and Nature: Harlan I. Smith’s Ethnographic Record of the Pacific Slope

Dianne Newell

Two book-length studies will be completed. The first is a capstone historical-geographical-intellectual study of the workings and impact of the Pacific Coast salmon-canning industry of the late 19th century...

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Journal Article

Renewing ‘That Which Was Almost Lost or Forgotten’: The Implications of Old Ethnologies for Present-Day Traditional Ecological Knowledge Among Canada’s Pacific Coast Peoples

Newell, Dianne C. 2015. Renewing ‘That Which Was Almost Lost or Forgotten’: The Implications of Old Ethnologies for Present-Day Traditional Ecological Knowledge Among Canada’s Pacific Coast Peoples. International Indigenous Policy Journal 6 (2). doi:10.18584/iipj.2015.6.2.6.

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