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A Bead Analysis of Northern Chumash Village Site, Tstyiwi: CA-SLO-51/H

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I wish to thank the following individuals for their support during the four years it took for me to earn my undergraduate degree, which I will receive after submission of this paper. Christina MacDonald and Valerie Levulett encouraged me to get my Bachelors Degree and helped get me my first job. My uncle, Cris Lowgren, and Ethan Bertrando, my former professor and current supervisor, lent resources and edited this paper. I'd also like to thank my advisor, Terry Jones, for entrusting me with this task and providing me with tools I needed to complete this analysis. All of those mentioned above mentored me throughout this process and I feel very fortunate for the time and effort they afforded me. I need to acknowledge Brian Barbier, of UCSB. He helped identify a couple of irregular beads from the collection and advised me on other related issues. Within my family there are two individuals I would like to acknowledge for facilitating my interest in California archaeology – my grandmother, Constance Lowgren, who has since passed away, and my uncle Cris. From a young age they inspired me to explore and seek out information, with special interest to the natural world and California's past. Lastly, I'd like to thank my husband Bryan for his support and patience throughout my college years. He was my number one supporter and my financial backbone throughout my time at Cal Poly. Without him, this wouldn't have been possible.