Plant use practices of a historic st’at’imc household, bridge river, British Columbia

Arts and Humanities

• Historic 100%
• British Columbia 100%
• Local 50%
• Late Nineteenth Century 50%
• Ecological 33%
• Pacific North-west 33%
• forts 33%
• Fur trade 33%
• Newcomers 33%
• First Nations 33%
• Village 33%
• Technological Change 33%
• Indigenous Peoples 33%
• Commodification 16%
• Gardeners 16%
• Arrangement 16%
• Millennium 16%
• Imposition 16%
• Plant remains 16%
• colonial administrators 16%
• Homesteading 16%
• Settler 16%
• Gardening 16%
• Political Economy 16%
• Requests 16%
• Intercultural 16%
• 1830s 16%
• Regular 16%
• Expression 16%
• Local traditions 16%
• Departure 16%
• Salmon 16%
• back-drop 16%
• Burial Ground 16%
• 1850s 16%
• racist 16%
• impetus 16%
• Tradition 16%
• Canada 16%
• Local History 16%
• Cultural Transmission 16%
• Symbolics 16%
• Technique 16%
• Cultural Interaction 16%
• Agriculture 16%
• Intensification 16%
• Indigenous Community 16%
• Embodied Practice 16%

Social Sciences

• Late Nineteenth Century 100%
• Technological Change 66%
• Indians 66%
• Indigenous Peoples 66%
• Colonial Government 66%
• Cultural Transmission 33%
• Agriculture 33%
• Agricultural Landscape 33%
• Cultural Interaction 33%
• Agricultural Land 33%
• Local History 33%
• Food Production 33%
• Commodification 33%
• Canada 33%
• Managers 33%
• Land Use 33%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Europeans 100%
• Arable Land 66%
• Foodways 66%
• Indigenous People 66%
• First Nations 66%
• Gardeners 33%
• Root Vegetable 33%
• Gardening 33%
• Salmon 33%
• Land Use 33%