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Spring 2007 Edition (PDF)

Contents:

  • Tse-Whit-Zen Collection Temporarily at the Burke
  • Kennewick Man Update
  • Archaeology of West Point Web site Wins Award
  • T’xwelátse's Journey Home
  • Endowment Supports New Student Fellowship
  • Waterline Project Gets Start-up Funding
  • Nellie Travels Again!
  • Local Archaeologist Saves a Site and a Collection
  • New Archaeology Education
  • Programs Target Middle School Students
  • "Burke 101" to Focus on Archaeology in Spring 2007
  • Burke Helps Stop Illegal Artifact Sales
  • Dr. Harold Bergen Funds New Education and Conservation Projects
  • Recent Research in Southeast Asia
  • Thanks to Our Supporters!
Carved bone blanket pin from the Tse-Whit-Zen site
Photo courtesy of the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)


Burke Museum's Egyptian Mummy "Nellie" and coffin in her traveling exhibit case.
Spring 2004 Edition (PDF)

Contents:

  • Sea Monsters and Mountain Sheep: Preserving Images of Columbia River Rock Art
  • Mapping Technology Aids Repatriation Efforts
  • Burke Works to Protect Archaeological Collections Statewide
  • Archaeology in the World's Newest Nation
  • Students Learn More Than Textbook Lessons
  • Ancient Textiles and Baskets from I-5 to the Aleutians
  • Egyptian Mummy and Coffin to Visit Foreign Lands!
  • Thanks to our Generous Supporters in 2003–2004!




Spring 2003 Edition (PDF)

Contents:

  • Kids Dig Courtland Place
  • New Off-Site Facilities Opens
  • Vashon Shell Midden Book
  • New Work on Government Collections
  • New Mummy Exhibit
  • Archaeology Department gets IESUS Grant for Diabetes Project
  • Cedar River Watershed Teams Up with the Burke
  • Thanks to our Generous Supporters in 2002–2003!
John Muir Elementary School students measure artifact locations at the Courtland Place Public Dig


Archaeology Bus Tour of King County, co-sponsored by King County Roads Services Division
February 2002 Edition

Contents:

  • Archaeology Bus a Big Hit!
  • Facility at Sand Point will Ease Space Crunch
  • Dr. Harold G. Bergen Endowment for Archaeology Outreach
  • Papua New Guinea Curator Visits Burke
  • Database Will Help Protect Archaeological Sites
  • Mummy Update
  • Does Archaeology Hold Clues to Native American Diabetes Epidemic?
  • Thanks to our Generous Supporters in 2000–2001!







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