Archaeological Impact Assessments (AIA - S12.2); Site Excavation and Monitoring (SAP - S12.4); Field Inventories; Chance Find Management Plans; Historical Archaeology; Preliminary Field Reconnaissance (PFR)
Archaeological and Marine Archaeological Overview Assessments, and Archaeological Management Plans; Lithics; Faunal and Osteological Analysis; Dendrochronology; Historical and Archival Research; and Ethnographic Research
Traditional Use Studies; Traditional Ecological Knowledge; Historic, Ethnographic, and Archival Research; as well as Land Use Plans
Heritage Policies and Protocols for First Nations, Industry, All Levels of Government; Heritage Capacity Building; all in alignment with Community Heritage Goals
Provincially certified, RISC teaches site identification, survey and recording skills. Either in-person or combined with digital delivery, it is designed for eight participants with some background in forestry or other fieldwork. Five days in total, it is offered year-round on an as-needed basis. Graduates will be registered in BC, and receive a certificate signed by the Archaeology Branch.