archaeology & heritage consulting

Circle Does, Field Notes, Suggestions for Students

Circle Does: Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

GIS stands for Geographic Information System, which, admittedly, doesn’t sound very exciting at first glance. But behind the name is a powerful tool that helps archaeologists plan fieldwork, manage data, and protect cultural sites. We sat down with Kristine, our GIS Specialist, and she walked us through what GIS is, how it’s used in archaeology, … Read More Circle Does: Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

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Field Notes

Circle Does: Working Around Water

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 Circle Does: Working Around Water

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Females in the Field, Field Notes, Suggestions for Students

What’s In My Backpack? Field Season Essentials

Hey there! I’m Emily Scott, an Assistant Archaeologist with Circle CRM Group. I earned my Bachelor of Science from the University of Calgary, double majoring in Archaeology and Biological Anthropology. Now in my third season of cultural resource management, I’ve learned one big lesson: what you pack can make or break your day. When you’re … Read More What’s In My Backpack? Field Season Essentials

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