It’s Time to Get Wet—Wet Site Research in the Pacific Northwest

Dale R. Croes

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It’s Time to Get Wet—Wet Site Research in the Pacific Northwest

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It’s Time to Get Wet—Wet Site Research in the Pacific Northwest

Dale R. Croes

Journal of Northwest anthropology, pp.69-83

01/2023

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Wet sites

Pacific Northwest

Anthropology

Archaeology

Pacific Northwest Coast wet sites are both common and not that difficult to investigate and have abundant new kinds of data to add to our understanding of the archaeology of this dynamic coastal region. Wet site work remains “new current research” since it is not a mainstream approach yet. We need to encourage new and future Pacific Northwest archaeologists to get wet—or much wetter—for the great benefit of ongoing Pacific Northwest archaeological research.

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Title: It’s Time to Get Wet—Wet Site Research in the Pacific Northwest
Creators: Dale R. Croes (Author) - Washington State University, Anthropology, Department of
Publication Details: Journal of Northwest anthropology, pp.69-83
Academic Unit: Anthropology, Department of
Identifiers: 99901086635201842
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article