Dept. of Anthropology

  • Maya Daurio
    • Wildfire
    • disaster
    • disaster recovery
    • flooding
    • Lived experiences of wildfire
    • Cascading hazards and consequences of disaster
    • Human-environment dimensions of wildfire and disaster
    • Member of the UBC Disaster Resilience Research Network
  • Dr. Michael Blake, PhD
    • Archaeology of Mexico and Central America
    • Origins and spread of agriculture–especially maize (corn) and cacao (chocolate)
    • Archaeology of the First Nations peoples of British Columbia (especially in the Salish Sea and Fraser River regions)
    • Prehistoric Archaeology of B.C.
    • Southern Coastal B.C.
    • Southern Interior B.C.
    • Archaeology of the U.S. Southwest
  • Dr. Charles Menzies
    • Fisheries crises
    • traditional ecological knowledge
    • local ecological knowledge
    • social inequality
    • neo-liberalism
    • Tsimshian
    • Brittany
    • Ireland
    • maritime communities
    • coastal communities
    • ethnoecology
    • First Nations land claims
  • David Pokotylo, PhD
    • Heritage conservation
  • Patricia A. Shaw
    • First Nations languages
    • endangered languages
    • language revitalization
    • community capacity-building for language sustainability
    • archival research for endangered Aboriginal languages
  • Zhichun Jing, PhD
    • archaeology
    • ancient China
    • ancient technologies
    • jades
    • geoarchaeology
    • prehistory
    • bronze
    • Shang civilization
    • early Chinese civilizations
    • Bronzes
    • material culture
    • anthropocene
    • early urbanization
    • ancient cities
    • ancient globalization
    • Museums
    • collaboration
    • archaeology
    • material culture
    • repatriation
    • Arctic
    • the North
  • Bruce Granville Miller
    • Aboriginal peoples of North America
    • Coast Salish peoples
    • aboriginal law
    • aboriginal politics
    • concepts of indigeneity
    • human rights and Indigenous peoples
    • law and society
    • oral history evidence in court
    • comparative studies of aboriginal-state relations