
Bill Baker, Dennis Kelly, Dr. R.S. (Scotty) MacNeish, Charles Martijn
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Charles Martijn, Scotty MacNeish, Bruce Ritchie, Ron Chambers, Dennis
Kelly |

Kluane campsite in early morning. Nighttime was really twilight as the
sun dipped behind a mountain for an hour or so. The photos appear darker
as the film was slow (ASA 25) and I was using a basic box camera. |
The dig site. Near North Arm, west side of Kluane Lake. (JeVc on the
grid) |
A highly productive location, during the month of July we found some
10,000 artifacts here. |
The beach provided a relatively mosquito-free area. Productive surface
collection along the embankment. |
Rounding up and riding semi-wild horses was good recreation. The horses
are used in Big Game hunts. |
31", 8 pound Great North Pike. Fought like a log. It took two Red
Devil spinners to catch him. |

Kluane Lake facing westward from the summit of Echo Mountain. Climbing
was easier than the descent. Magnificent view. |

Our 22 foot, flatbottom boat with a 5 HP motor was our link with
the west side of Kluane Lake. |

The Queen and Prince Phillip visit Whitehorse. |

It was on this trip that the Queen announced she was pregnant with Prince
Andrew. |

I was able to stand immediately behind a row of local dignitaries.
There was never a question of the Queen''s security in those days. |

Bruce Ritchie at the museum in Whitehorse. |
Local First Nations Chiefs await the arrival of the Queen and Prince Phillip
at the Tutshi Museum in Whitehorse, Yukon. |