Cool Finds

A Holiday Gift Guide for Your Circle

‘Tis the season for good gifts, warm drinks, and pretending we’re not all scrambling for ideas. Somehow, the holidays always sneak up, and suddenly we’re hunting for something thoughtful that doesn’t feel last-minute or like it came from the grocery store lineup. Instead of guessing what people might want, Kat, our Supervising Archaeologist and Social … Read More A Holiday Gift Guide for Your Circle

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Circle Does

Circle Does: Pipelines

Large linear projects in Alberta are navigating a shifting landscape of Historical Resources Act requirements, and those changes can ripple into field hours, construction flexibility, and overall regulatory certainty. In April 2024, the Historic Resources Management Branch (HRMB) released updated procedures for Large Scale Pipelines. If your project meets the index threshold (diameter in mm … Read More Circle Does: Pipelines

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Team Q&As, Where in the World

Where in the World with Julien

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

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Field Notes

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 Working Around Water

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