UBC Reports | October 23, 2015

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UBC students reproduce traditional wood finishes by B.C.’s First Nations

October 23, 2015

UBC students reproduce traditional wood finishes by B.C.’s First Nations

Chewing and spitting out salmon eggs wasn’t what Jun Lee and Vinicius Lube thought they’d be doing to complete a project in their wood finishing class at the University of British Columbia.

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