Archaeologists in shíshálh territory using iPads during excavation. Source: http://shishalharchaeology.wordpress.com/
Last summer we had a good discussion of the vast number of beads coming from some human burials being excavated in shíshálh territory (Sechelt). Tose finds are part of a larger joint research program between the shíshálh Nation, National Museum of Civilization, and the University of Toronto, which has resumed and has a blog.
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