We practice ethical archaeology in support of heritage sovereignty for First Nations.
British Columbia
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Sacred, spiritual and ceremonial heritage sites on Crown lands within Stó:lō Nation territory now have legal recognition and protection through a landmark pilot agreement.
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Honouring The Day of Action and Memorial for #MMIWG2ST , this PSA was created with our partners at Might For Right Productions and Rhys Waters to support the important work done by the Indian Residential School Survivors Society. #residentialschoolsurvivors #highwayoftears
Kudos to our friend Dr. Kisha Supernant @ArchaeoMapper for her amazing presentation last Friday, as she shared her expertise and set the importance of Métis Archaeology and restorative justice in Canada. Check it out here: ce2lab.org/public-anthro_kis…
How cool is this? Thanks to Kevin, our Field Director/Project Manager, for sharing this with us! #Archaeology #ISS #space
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Oral histories, and traditional knowledge that encompass heritage, Indigenous science, environment, conservation, archaeology, language, art and culture are preserved on film, through partnerships with Indigenous communities:
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If you haven’t yet, check out Episode 11 of @digthispod !
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We’re #hiring an Accounting Clerk! Know anyone who might be interested?
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We’re launching our very own Podcast, DIG THIS! - An archaeology podcast for good. Join Jenny and Amanda, 20-year veteran archeologists, business owners, partners, and moms - as they re-evaluate and decolonize their work, their relationships, and their values. Follow @digthispod
Check out WOMEN IN ARCHAEOLOGY roundtable, hosted by Margarita de Guzman. Our own, Jenny Botica with Kisha Supernant , Holly Martelle, Lisa Rankin and Amelia Fay, will discuss their journeys "as female powerhouses in their industries." canadianarchaeology.com/caa/…
For Earth Month we want to highlight the Eulachon (Oolichan) season in the Skeena River. Thank you to the North Coast Ecology Centre Society for their Coastal Conversations Virtual Lectures and to Katelyn Barnett for sharing her knowledge about Skeena River Eulachon.
Check out our team’s very own, Suzy Carruthers in "Skeena Voices”! We loved reading about everything she has accomplished. Kudos to a great team member!
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Thanks to the BCAHP and their partner, @heritagebcanada for hosting Mini Conference Part II and to all the attendees who got to learn about a day in the life of an architect, an engineer, a heritage consultant, a heritage planner and an archaeologist!
Tomorrow! Come out to “So, You Think You Want to be a Heritage Professional.” You’ll hear about ‘a day in the life’ of an architect, an engineer, a heritage consultant, a heritage planner, and an archaeologist - our very own Jenny Botica! Register here heritagebc.ca/bcahp-annual-m…
"So, You Think You Want to be a Heritage Professional” - On Friday, March 5th, our very own Jenny Botica, will provide her insight as part of a panel discussion at the BC Association of Heritage Professionals’ Annual Meeting, (BCAHP) heritagebc.ca/bcahp-annual-m…
Back in August, Haisla hosted a blessing ceremony for recently discovered fish weirs. This was a remarkable find that solidified Haisla’s history in the territory. Visit this link to watch the story! kleanza.com/stories
Wishing everyone a safe and happy new year! 🎉 instagram.com/p/CJg4j8IjZVB/…
Happy holidays from all of us at Kleanza!
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COVID-19 demands immediate attention but does not reduce or reverse the climate and biodiversity crises. From the products and supplies we purchase, to equipment we use, to the amount of travel and how – we are setting immediate and long-term goals to operate responsibly
Archaeologists can play an important role when fighting climate change, as we are well positioned to uncover the lessons of the past. We love this article by fellow archaeologist, Andrew Roddick! brighterworld.mcmaster.ca/ar…
#ClimateJustice #ClimateChange #ClimateActivism