I need a copy of the paper (9 pages) cited below. Normally, I would
just pop over my local university library and photocopy it (which is
deemed fair use by Canadian copyright law, I'm a UBC student).
However, the compliation in which it is published is not available at
UBC. I'll pay $5 US to somebody who can get it to me in a digital
format, within about 24 hours. I don't have time to wait for an
interlibrary loan, so please don't suggest it.

Trigger, B. G. (1988). "Archaeology's relations with the physical and
biological sciences: a historical review"  from Proceedings of the
26th International Archaeometry Symposium   edited by: Farquar, R. M.,
 Hancock, R. G. V., Pavlish, L. A.  pages 1-9

The symposium was held at the University of Toronto (Toronto, Ontario, Canada).

Thanks!

  Aviv

Hi a_k,

The UBC library, like any library offers an Interlibrary Loans
service.  You can follow the instructions on this page:
http://www.library.ubc.ca/home/orderdel.html

The interlibrary loans staff at UBC will find the article for you and
let you know when it is available to pick up.  There may be a cost
associated with getting the article but it will be in Canadian dollars
and will probably be less than what you are willing to pay here.  Plus
you are already paying for Interlibrary Loans service in your student
fees.  The staff at UBC's library would be able to answer any other
questions you have about this service.

Just to add: I suggested ILL because what you are requesting is
actually in violation of the Access copyright agreement.  You cannot
alter the form of a document (e.g. from paper to electronic).  This
article is likely in paper form and must remain in paper form. 
Interlibrary Loan is usually about 5 business days, especially since
Trigger is well known and UofT probably has the article in question.