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Archaelogical Services

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AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Archaeological Surveys

Archaeological surveys involve the systematic examination of an area to identify and document potential archaeological sites. These surveys often use various techniques such as field surveys/monitoring, remote sensing, and geophysical surveys to locate artifacts, features, or sites of historical significance.

AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Cultural Resource Management

CRM services focus on assessing the impact of development projects on archaeological resources. Archaeologists work with developers and government agencies to ensure that cultural resources are protected or mitigated during construction activities. This can include site evaluation, excavation, and documentation.

AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Archaeological Excavation

Excavation involves carefully digging and recording at archaeological sites to uncover artifacts, structures, and other cultural materials. This process allows archaeologists to gather information about past human activities, settlement patterns, and lifestyles.

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AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Artifact Analysis

After excavation, archaeologists analyze recovered artifacts, ecofacts (environmental remains), and archaeological features to interpret the site’s history. This analysis can provide insights into past technologies, trade networks, subsistence strategies, and cultural practices.

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AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Archaeological Reporting

Archaeological reports are essential for documenting and sharing findings. These reports detail excavation methods, findings, and interpretations. They are often submitted to regulatory authorities, landowners, and researchers to ensure transparency and compliance with cultural heritage preservation laws.

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AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Cultural Heritage Impact Assessments

CHIAs evaluate the potential impact of development projects on cultural heritage resources. Archaeologists conduct assessments to identify, assess, and recommend measures to protect or mitigate the impact on archaeological sites.

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AEW Archaeology

AEW Archaeology

Archaeological Compliance

Ensuring compliance with federal, provincial, and local regulations related to cultural heritage preservation is a crucial aspect of archaeological services in BC. This involves obtaining permits and adhering to legal requirements when conducting archaeological work.