@Conference Paper {10644,
	title = {The Last Quarter Century in Canadian Plains Archaeology},
	year = {2000},
	address = {Ottawa},
	abstract = {Over the past 25 years Canadian Plains archaeology has been transformed from a small-scale, modestly funded, self-disciplined enterprise, based in provincial museums, archaeological societies, universities and national historic parks, into a variable-scale enterprise dominated by cultural resource management imperatives, funded by industrial developers, regulated by provincial governments, and sensitive to aboriginal interests. This paper reviews important developments during this period - in orientation, methods, substantive results and information dissemination.},
	author = {Ian Dyck}
}
