Chapter One: ninêhiyawiskwêwin
miyo-kîsikâw anohc, It’s a beautiful day today.
My nôhkom and mom used to make us stand for so many photos (they still do), but I’m very thankful for the memories they captured.
<< Photo of me at Sturgeon Lake First Nation Pow Wow, ~2001
Sometimes when I think about my childhood I feel like I cannot remember much. Only the memories covered in a golden yellow glow remain.
This chapter is the foundation of my personal journey with reconciling archaeology, and how I even stumbled upon this path to begin with.
Episode Time: 7 Minutes 34 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
