Females in the Field, Field Notes
While a few on our team will continue fieldwork over the winter, for most, the 2025 field season is drawing to a close. We’re taking a moment to catch our breath—and maybe brush the last bit of dirt off our boots. This time of year always brings a mix of emotions. There’s relief in finishing … Read More Looking Back on the 2025 Field Season
Meet Julien! He’s one of our Supervising Archaeologists and joined the Circle crew in August 2024. Julien has already logged more than a decade of archaeology into his career, with fieldwork that stretches from the badlands of Alberta to the volcanic landscapes of Tanzania. He brings curiosity, grit, and plenty of good stories to our … Read More Where in the World with Julien
Water has always drawn people in. It offered food, transportation, and a place to rest. As archaeologists, we tend to follow the same pull. Creeks, rivers, and lakes are some of the best places to uncover traces of the past–and some of the most rewarding places to work. After ten field seasons navigating swamps, hopping … Read More Working Around Water
Wasps – we know them, we dodge them, and after last summer’s waspageddon, we’ve got some serious trust issues. Whether you’re elbow-deep on a hike or just trying to enjoy a patio drink in peace, now’s the time to brush up on your survival tactics with these simple tips to stay sting-free (and maybe make … Read More Buzz Off! Everything You Need to Know About Wasps
Females in the Field, Team Q&As
Meet Kristine! Our resident GIS Specialist, focusing mostly on our GIS needs for our work in BC but helping out all over the place when she’s needed! We recently caught up with her to get the inside scoop on her journey into consulting archaeology, and trust us, she’s got some amazing stories to tell! Kristine … Read More Q&A with Kristine
Working away from home during field season has its opportunities: adapting to new routines, figuring out where to eat, and encountering a “local arts scene” that turns out to be a statue of a bear fighting a swan. It also brings a lot of unexpected joys—like post-work lake dips, scenic morning drives, and the slow … Read More Field Tech by Day, Microwavable Gourmet by Night