Tool stones from the Punchaw Lake Village site (FiRs-1), Nechako Plateau, British Columbia, Canada.

Power, security, and exchange: Impacts of a Late Holocene volcanic eruption in Subarctic North America

“…Pre-contact social relationships stimulated by power and exchange could bridge linguistic divides and span large distances (Figure 9). Edziza obsidian moved among ancestors of the Salish, Tsimshian, Haida, Tlingit, and Dene (Brüchert, 2012; Carlson, 1994; Coupland, 1988; Hackett, 2017; Reimer, 2015; Springer et al., 2018). This strengthens and extends Townsend’s (1980) claim that linguistic affiliation in the Alaskan Rim exerted less influence on contact than economic interaction.…”

A Methodology for Scheduling Analysis Based on UML Development Models

“…Consequently, the mapping has changed in the SAV column in the synchronisation table (see last row in Table 3 Figure 9). More details can be found in Bruechert (2011) …”

“…It is also possible to define, that model elements in one diagram are directly connected to a model element in another diagram using "<=>" (e.g., a package in one diagram represents a device in another diagram by using the construct "package<=>device", for more information see our case study in Section 3 and Bruechert (2011).…”