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The Power of Place: James Hatsuaki Wakasa and the Persistence of Memory

Part 1: A Story Meant to be Found

Prologue: The Power of Place As archaeologists, we have experienced the power of place in all…

Jeff Burton +1 • June 13, 2021

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Uncovering a “Lost” Japanese American Village in Bainbridge Island, Washington: A Behind the Scenes Interview with Archaeologist Floyd Aranyosi

Readers here may already be familiar with the fascinating story of Yama and Nagaya, a Japanese sawm…

Tamiko Nimura • Nov. 21, 2016

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Archaeological Study Maps Japanese Immigrant History in Bainbridge Island

In 150 years of Japanese immigrant history, the early time stories have rarely been discussed excep…

The North American Post • July 29, 2015

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My Grandfather’s Lasting Legacy: A New Chapter for Museo Amano and the Nikkei Community in Lima, Peru

My grandfather, led an exceptional life that has been detailed in numerous publications including s…

Esther Newman • July 6, 2015

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Archeology student digs up his past: T.O. man returns to site of internment camp 70 years later for excavation project

When Bill Sueoka arrived at the dusty, desolate former Japanese internment camp in Granada, Colorad…

Anna Bitong • Nov. 20, 2012

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Nishi Family Returns to Manzanar to Help Rebuild Historic Bridge at Merritt Park - Part 2

Read Part 1 >>Laying the FoundationAmos, Robert, and Brian used an auger drill to bore four h…

Patrick Alvarado • Aug. 9, 2011

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Chris You Were Late! - Part 4

>> Read Part 3The orthodox scientific view is that all Native Americans, Abenaqui to Zoque, d…

Edward Moreno • Feb. 19, 2010

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Chris You Were Late! - Part 3

>> Read Part 2Spending a life trying to convince the orthodoxy that one has found differences…

Edward Moreno • Feb. 12, 2010

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Chris You Were Late! - Part 2

>> Part 1Have you ever met a young American gakusei (student) who doesn’t remember the …

Edward Moreno • Feb. 5, 2010

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Digging Into the Past: A volunteer's experience at Manzanar

On my birthday, May 6, 2007, I got an e-mail from my friend Park Ranger Carrie Andresen-Strawn at t…

Marie Masumoto • July 4, 2008

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