Archaeological Impact Assessment Guidelines
Appendix C
Recommended Qualifications for Professional
Archaeological Consultants
The following recommended provisions are intended to
ensure the professional treatment of archaeological
resources as outlined in the British Columbia
Archaeological Impact Assessment Guidelines. These
provisions apply to all persons responsible for
coordinating, directing or reporting archaeological
impact assessment and management studies. These
recommendations are designed to be flexible and
qualifications should be reviewed on a case by case
basis.
- MA in archaeology or anthropology with a
specialty in archaeology, or BA with an equivalent
combination of post-graduate training and
experience.
- must be eligible to hold an archaeological
permit in British Columbia
- demonstrated ability to design and conduct
archaeological research, and to complete a final
report in a timely manner.
- compliance with all conditions of previous
permits or ministerial orders.
- access to facilities necessary to carry out
field work, analysis and report preparation.
- access to the services of related specialists
such as faunal and floral analysis, geomorphologists
and pedologists when required.
- can serve as a repository for the proper
curation of recovered cultural materials, or
establish a satisfactory arrangement with such a
repository.
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