| The artifacts housed at Archaeological Services have been collected through research excavations, surveys and salvage of sites in danger of destruction as well as through donations from private individuals. The provincial archaeology collection contains artifacts associated with thousands of years of human habitation. These artifacts differ from most museum |
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| artifacts in that they have been recovered from an archaeological context. |
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Paper documents and other records related to New Brunswick archaeological work also form part of Archaeological Service's collections. These include field documents such as catalogues and drawings as well as photographic records, slides, prints, negatives, digital images and electronic databases. These records and associated artifacts are studied by both Archaeological |
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If you have a question regarding the archaeological collections please click here.
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