Ghost Towns: A Cultural Resources Survey Report from the 2020-21 Field Season
In the first spring I hide from the plague in a pale rain above Schet-cheet-qua-chub,fading into the timber at the […]
Sara E. Palmer
Sara E. Palmer is the senior state lands archaeologist with the State of Washington. She lives in the woods and keeps books, children, worldly goods, a very good dog, and a large unreasonable cat in a house in Olympia. She owes her chinuk wawa to the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde and the Chinook Indian Nation, which should be federally recognized.