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Companies or independent contractors and consultants who offer general archaeology services and whose offices are located in this country.

Resources in This Category

• Adams Heritage Consultants

  http://www.adamsheritage.info/
  Archaeological resources, articles, news, jobs and information relating to archaeology in Ontario and beyond. Inverary, Ontario.

• Altamira Consulting

  http://www.archaeology.ca/
  Canadian owned company offering consulting services for heritage or historical resources in archaeology, history and palaeontology. Services offered, contact information, and brief description of the Altamira caves from which the company takes its name.

• Archaeo Research

  http://www.archaeo.net/
  British Columbia cultural resource management firm which also offers ethnohistory and educational services. Corporate and personnel profile, services offered, recent projects, employment opportunities, and resources for local archaeology.

• Archaeological Consultants and Contractors

  http://www.archaeologicalcontractors.com/
  A Toronto based company providing archaeological consulting services throughout the province of Ontario. Services offered and staff profile.

• Archaeological Prospectors

  http://www.archaeologicalprospectors.com/
  New Brunswick based company specializing in non-destructive techniques to locate and map archaeological features and sites. Also offers general archaeological services. Services offered and techniques used.

• Arrow Archaeology

  http://www.arrowarchaeology.com/
  Canadian-owned company providing archaeological and heritage consulting services throughout western Canada and the northern United States. Services, company and staff profiles, recent projects.

• Arrowstone Archaeological Research and Consulting

  http://www3.bc.sympatico.ca/arrowstone/homepage.htm
  David Hall is a British Columbia based archaeological consultant specializing in Archaeolgical Impact Assessments.

• Bison Historical Services Ltd.

  http://www.bisonhistorical.com/
  Calgary, Alberta: archaeological and heritage research and consulting; describes services and staff.

• Central Archaeology Group

  http://www.centralarchaeology.ca/
  Metis owned consulting company with offices in Ontario and Manitoba. Services offered, company and staff profiles, recent projects, and link to company weblog providing information and sources on archaeology.

• Cultural Resource Management Group

  http://www.crmgroup.ca/
  Nova Scotia based consulting firm offering archaeological assessment and heritage planning services. Personnel profiles and details of recent projects.

• Heritage North Consulting

  http://heritagenorth.com/
  Archaeological consulting firm based in Fort St. John and serving northeastern BC. Company profile, services offered, and links to government regulations.

• I.R. Wilson Consultants

  http://irwilson.com/
  Archaeological consultants specializing in heritage conservation compliance in western Canada. Offices: Victoria and Williams Lake, B.C. Staff, services, faq.

• Lifeways of Canada

  http://www.lifewaysofcanada.com/
  Archaeological consulting company in Alberta. Information on staff, expertise, services, client list, sample reports, and contact information.

• Millennia Research

  http://www.millennia-research.com/
  Company with offices in Victoria and Vancouver which specializes in archaeological and ethnographic consulting. Mission statement, company and staff profiles, workshops, and downloadable reports on British Columbia archaeology.

• NorCan Consulting

  http://www.norcanc.com/
  Prince George, British Columbia, based archaeology and forestry consulting firm. Services offered, sample projects, and employment information.

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