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Archaeology Assistant Program

Evangeline Clifton speaks to Nicole Kilburn about the Archeology Assistant program through Camosun College in British Columbia.

Archaeology field Assistant Program – This program teaches the necessary skills to participate in cultural resource management.

From the website . http://camosun.ca/learn/programs/archaeological-field-assistant/

”In the Archaeology Field Assistant program you will learn a diverse set of skills, such as the use of appropriate technology to identify and efficiently record archaeological features and sites, use respectful practices, and follow Indigenous cultural protocols. You’ll also be introduced to provincial heritage legislation and Indigenous perspectives of archaeology.

This program will prepare individuals for employment in the Cultural Resource Management industry as archaeological field assistants or for work in other resource inveotry jobs, and is meant to complement other credentials such as a Bachelor of Arts.”

 

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Organization: Camosun College
Location: Landsdown Campus
Name: Nicole Kilburn
Title: Program Leader, Archaeology Field Assistant Program
Address:
3100 Foul Bay Road
Victoria , BC
V8P5J2
Email Address: kilburn@camosun.bc.ca
Phone Number: 250-370-2233

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Name: Evangeline Clifton
Regional Lead(s):
  • Sharon Hobenshield 

Province/Territory

British Columbia

Education Topics

Curriculum
Environment
Land-based Learning

Education Levels

Post-Secondary

Language Spoken

English
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