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Webinar: Intersections: Archaeology and Heritage
About the Webinar:
This webinar is a recording of a panel discussion featuring a number of leading professionals who work within the Archaeology and Heritage fields in British Columbia. The panel covers the following topics regarding the intersection between Archaeology and Heritage:
- The collaborative approach that is emerging between archaeology and heritage, and how are they coming together.
- How Indigenous worldviews and international approaches to heritage impact this.
- What will be different in the next ten years due to this change, and how we can prepare for it.
Please note this webinar was recorded in 2017, well in advance of the announcement of the Province’s Heritage Conservation Act Transformation Project. Learn more about that work here.
About the Presenters:
Facilitator – Richard Linzey, Director, Integrated Resource Operations, BC Heritage Branch
Caron Olive, Cultural Resource Management Advisor in Pacific Rim National Park Reserve
Andy Mason, Principal and Registered Professional Consulting Archaeologist, Golder Associates
Gord Macdonald, President of Heritage BC and Co-Founder of HeritageWorks Consulting
Paul Thorogood, Manager of the Archaeology Branch, FLNR, Government of BC
Dr. Genevieve Hill, Anthropology Collections Manager and Research, Royal BC Museum
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This webinar was recorded on October 27, 2017.
It has a run-time of 1 hour.