Madonna L. Moss | Category | not herring!

Barnacles in the Broughton Archipelago

During our recent investigations in the Broughton Archipelago, John Harper, Mary Morris, John Steele and I saw great quantities...

Half a Million Old Fish Bones

McKechnie, Iain and Madonna L. Moss 2016 Meta-analysis in Zooarchaeology Expands Perspectives on Indigenous Fisheries of the Northwest Coast...

More than salmon and herring….

I am excited to report that a paper Iain McKechnie and I have been working on for a long...

Tcetxo Fish

The Chetco Indian village of Tcetxo (35-CU-42) is located on the Port of Brookings Harbor property in southern Oregon....

The Columbia: River of Shad?

Last week I delivered a public lecture at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History, The Archaeology of Herring: Fisheries...

The Archaeology of Herring – Nash Harbor Update

These Nash Harbor vertebrae have been sitting in a box at the Yupiit Piciryarait Museum in Bethel for 15...

The Archaeology of Herring – Nash Harbor

Nash Harbor (49-NI-003) is a site excavated by Dennis Griffin, now the Oregon SHPO Archaeologist, but formerly a UO...

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