An Archaeologist's Photo Album
Common Loons on the calm waters of Vidiitshuu (Trout
Lake), taken by Jean-Luc Pilon
Archaeologists are fair-weather northerners!
As true as the break-up of rivers and lakes is a sure sign of spring, summer
has indeed arrived when the archaeologists step off the plane!
When a field season lasts four, six, or eight weeks,
there are quite often some unique photo opportunities for the avid photographer.
The summer season is short and so we not only see life return to the Subarctic,
but we also see it grow up and prepare for the rapidly approaching winter.
We have gone through our extensive collections of
field photographs from our work in the southwest Anderson Plain and we
have put together some photo-essays. Some of these groups of photographs
complement and enhance information that has been presented elsewhere on
this site. Sometimes they are simply beautiful scenes and good pictures
or they bring to mind some interesting stories that really don't fit into
serious conversations!
You may select from the 27 photo-essays
or you can choose any one of 171 individual photographs which are an expanded
listing of the photo-essay contents. All images are in jpeg format. With
five exceptions, the photographs presented here were taken between 1985
and 1993 by Jean-Luc Pilon and Luc Nolin.
