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Coast Salish PhenomenAlogy

Memory

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Through this game of Memory, we hope to teach pre-teens and children alike what the archaeological theories of phenomenology and analogy are, giving them examples of each and how they connect using the Coast Salish Peoples as modes of interpretation. We hope to teach them the importance of the land they live on, and why it matters to indigenous peoples.

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Through this game of Memory, we hope to teach pre-teens and children alike what the archaeological theories of phenomenology and analogy are, giving them examples of each and how they connect using the Coast Salish Peoples as modes of interpretation. We hope to teach them the importance of the land they live on, and why it matters to indigenous peoples.

by Aidan Weissman
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