Landowner Wendi MacKay in front of her house at DcRt-10. Source: Oak Bay News.
There is a new local newspaper article out on the Willows beach issue, below, which contains some important information and I think warrants new post. The article (PDF) from the Oak Bay News, confirms what was proposed in my previous post.
Namely, the archaeological work at the site did not cost anywhere near the $600,000 which was widely reported.
 | iain on Coast Salish “Woolly Dog… |
 | Stephanie Peterson M… on Coast Salish “Woolly Dog… |
| iain on Coast Salish “Woolly Dog… |
 | Suquamish traditions… on A Coast Salish Mausoleum,… |
 | Dea on La Brea Woman: Image Cont… |
 | Lloyd neet on Anchor Stones |
 | Tony on Keatley Creak |
 | Douglas Peffer on Replica Tlingit Armour |
 | qmackie on Lasqueti Island Archaeology |
 | Christal Knight on McLennan & McFeely 1908-19… |
 | Richard Bryant on Millennia Research’s min… |
| Richard Bryant on Millennia Research’s min… |
 | Eric Allin on Lasqueti Island Archaeology |
 | The Stone Cottage… on The Bison at Ayer Pond on Orca… |
| 11 Extinct Foods Fro… on The Bison at Ayer Pond on Orca… |
Northwest Coast Archaeology 