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Prehistoric Human Response To Climate Change Photos

Stone Axe
A map of the area, made using GIS (Geographic Information Systems) software
Some soil phosphorus test results
Some of our team conferring over some data
Quartz flakes and a quartz core made by prehistoric people
Charcoal made by prehistoric people
Stone wedge for splitting wood
Prof. Andre Costopoulos examining the "L"-shaped rock garden.
Wing is very proud of his "rock garden." Each stick marks the location of a stone.
A typical quartz flake
San Vaneeckhout with the Total Station tachymeter surveying device
Greg Korosec outfits Sarah Billiar with the GPS Rover pole
Wing and Hunter Janes clearing vegetation off of a 15 x 15 meter square
Dustin crossing the Fish Weir
Wet Jeans
Jumping the river
Stone Axe
Inside the reconstructed row house
Entrance to reconstructed row house
"Elk Head" slate dagger
Typical Comb Ware pottery
Amber Beads
Spear points
Reconstructed row houses
Kierikki Stone Age Center