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Managing Arch. Resources Course
JOYDAVIS@UVCS.UVIC.CA
Fri, 19 May 1995 23:31:42 +0000
Here is the course outline for our upcoming MANAGING ARCHAEOLOGICAL
RESOURCES course which is offered through the Cultural Resource
Management Program at the University of Victoria from June 5 - 10.
We still have a few spaces, so let me know if you'd like to receive
further information or registration mateirals.
MONDAY, JUNE 5
- Course introduction; assignments
- Concepts of resource management
- Archaeological resources in the context of First Nations culture
- Archaeological resources in the Canadian Legislative context
- Overview of Federal, Provincial and Territorial laws
- Overview of archaeological resource management
in the Canadian context
- Comparison with resource management practices in
an international context
TUESDAY, JUNE 6
- Concepts of archaeological, cultural and traditional
use resources management in the First Nations context
- Presentation and discussion of case study
- The business of archaeology; the role of consultants
and developers
- Archaeological permit systems and regulations
- A critical review of current regulations and processes
First Nations permit systems; future perspectives
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7
- Traditional use studies and their application in
First Nations heritage resource management
-Integrating traditional use studies with archaeological
resource management projects
- Archaeology on trial; case study of current conflict
over the development of an archaeological site - Chief Wayne
Edwards, Nanoose First Nations
- Discussion of archaeological resource management in
the context of Aboriginal Land Claims and Aboriginal rights - Linda
Vanden Berg, Vanden Berg and Associates
THURSDAY, JUNE 8
- GIS Lectures, Demonstration and Lab Session -- Dr. Peter Keller
FRIDAY, JUNE 9
- The application of GIS in archaeology and traditional
land use studies
- Presentation of case study by Morley Eldridge, Millenia
Consultants, Sidney, B.C.
-Designing a comprehensive First Nations heritage
resources management
program
- Class exercise
- Presentations of class exercise project outlines
- Critical discussion
SATURDAY, JUNE 10
- The question of site significance
- Archaeological perspective
- First Nations perspective
- Human remains as archaeological resources
- Excavation of burials vs. non-excavation
- Scientific values vs. spritual values
- Policies relating to excavation, reburial, curations, etc.
- International perspectives on archaeological resource
management
o UNESCO Conventions
o CRM (cultural resource management) in the USA
o First Nations perspectives
- Wrap-up discussion and review of course content
Joy Davis, Program Director
Cultural Resource Management Program
University of Victoria
Phone 604-721-8462
FAX 604-721-8774
email joydavis@uvcs.uvic.ca
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