National Park Service, 2015 Reports
National Park Service, 2015 Reports
- 2015 NPS Alpine - Subalpine
- 2015 NPS International Interpretation
- 2015 NPS Ross Lake Water Quality
- 2015 NPS Winnebago Flats
Hozomeen Video: A story about chert, identity, and landscape, 2010
Hozomeen: A story about chert, identity, and landscape, 2010
Produced by: Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele, bdsjs.com
Hozomeen: A story about chert, identity, and landscape from North Cascades National Park on Vimeo.
Gathering at Hozomeen
On September 12 and 13, 2009 the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission invited Washington and BC First Nations, archaeologists, anthropologist and other interested people to gather at International Point in the Upper Skagit Valley.
This two-day ‘Gathering at Hozomeen’ focused on understanding and honoring the long history of Indigenous Nation involvement in the Upper Skagit River Watershed.
The event included demonstrations of tribal and first nations traditional activities, tours on Ross Lake, interpretive walks, displays, speakers and celebration. Throughout the two-day program there were opportunities to share knowledge and stories about this unique mountain landscape.
The following video clip tells the story of Hozomeen Chert, a unique flint rock mined historically for tool-making only at Hozomeen Mountain and has been archaeologically re-discovered and documented in places like La Connor, Washington, Lytton, BC, Chilliwack, BC and others. These historic tribal and first nation peoples share a travel and trading history connecting them at Hozomeen.
Additional Materials:
- Lithic Stone Raw Materials Poster
- Hozomeen Gathering Press Release
- Hozomeen Gathering Grounds Map handout
A Gathering at Hozomeen from Vimeo.
Archaeology of the Little Beaver Watershed, Mierendorf, 2004
Archaeology of the Little Beaver Watershed, North Cascades National Park Service Complex
2004
by Robert R. Mierendorf
This technical report describes the results of an archeological survey funded by the Skagit Environmental Endowment Commission (SEEC). The goal of such a survey is to recognize and record the archeological remains of past human activity from both the pre-contact and contact time periods.
Terrestrial Riparian Arthropod Investigations In The Big Beaver Creek Research Natural Area, 1995 - 1996 Part 4
Terrestrial Riparian Arthropod Investigations In The Big Beaver Creek Research Natural Area,
North Cascades National Park Service Complex, 1995-1996:
Part IV,
Hymenoptera: Formicidae
Reed S. Glesne
North Cascades National Park Service Complex