Métis history at Chimney Coulee is difficult to trace, and even more so, the lives of Métis women. Historical archaeology provides important clues. Graduate student Eric Tebby shows Jen and Jacob a remarkable example of beadwork found in situ at Chimney Coulee, tracing census data to identify the families who once lived here, and the woman who may have originally created this extraordinary beadwork.
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