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Unearthing the Law
Archaeology at Parks Canada
Table of Contents
Abstract
Introduction
What is an Archaeological Resource?
Getting ready
Where to Apply
What Research Work is Covered?
How Should Development Plans Take Archaeology Into Account?
What to Do When Something is Discovered
Conclusion
Endnotes
Annex
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Table of Contents
Abstract
1. Introduction
Policy
Law
Typical Objectives of Legislation
Kinds of Legislation
2. What is an Archaeological Resource?
Basic Principle
Background
Specific Examples
How "Significant" Must a Discovery Be?
3. Getting Ready
Principle
Background: Treaty Obligations
4. Where to Apply
Principle
Background
5. What Research Work is Covered?
Principle
Background
The Permit Process
Methodology of Work
Professional Qualifications
6. How Should Development Plans Take Archaeology Into Account?
Principle
Background
7. What to Do When Something is Discovered
Principle
Background
Human Remains
Other Archaeological Discoveries
Finders Keepers?