Abstract and Dedications
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Hi my friends!
I know the abstract and dedications seems like the “boring” part of many books. But if you want to get a better sense of your journey I will carry you on then I recommend you start your listen here - at the very beginning.
I could not be here without all the people who helped and supported me along the way.
<< Childhood photo of myself, my mom, and my sister.
I can pinpoint the exact moment my early career began: a job interview for a Student Assistant at the Aboriginal Students’ Centre on USask campus. They asked “Do you know what we do here?” as a ice breaker and I smiled and answered “No… but I can learn”.
This prelude honours all the people who helped me along my journey and I give honour to all of you.
Episode Time: 9 Minutes 6 Seconds
Audiobook Thesis read by Honey Constant-Inglis. Production by Honey Willow nêhiyaw Studio 2026
Full thesis title: ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTREPRETIVE DESIGN FOR WANUSKEWIN HERITAGE PARK FROM THE INDIGENOUS PERSPECTIVE: “âstam api: STORIES OF INDIGENOUS ARCHAEOLOGY” Available at: https://harvest.usask.ca/items/598d39b7-7723-4011-82c3-944f03a3f300
