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Standard requirements under the Historical Resources Act : reporting the discovery of historic resources

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Historic resources discovered during the course of development activities must be reported to the Heritage Division of Alberta Arts, Culture and Status of Women. Historic resources include... More ≫

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Historic resources discovered during the course of development activities must be reported to the Heritage Division of Alberta Arts, Culture and Status of Women. Historic resources include archaeological resources, palaeontological resources, historic period sites, and Aboriginal traditional use sites. This document provides contact information for the individuals to be notified in the event of discovery of a historic resources.

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Alberta archaeological site reporting guide

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Guide for how to record an archaeological site in Alberta.

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Standard conditions under the Historical Resources Act

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Development proponents must comply with standard conditions under the Historical Resources Act, which are applicable to all land surface disturbance activities in the Province. Standard conditions... More ≫

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Development proponents must comply with standard conditions under the Historical Resources Act, which are applicable to all land surface disturbance activities in the Province. Standard conditions require applicants to report the discovery of historic resources. These requirements are stated in Standard Requirements under the Historical Resources Act: Reporting the Discovery of Historic Resources.

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Archaeological Site Inventory data form guide

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Presents guidance on completing the Archaeological Site Inventory Form, which is used to record basic information on archaeological sites in Alberta. The Inventory contains over 40,000 site... More ≫

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Presents guidance on completing the Archaeological Site Inventory Form, which is used to record basic information on archaeological sites in Alberta. The Inventory contains over 40,000 site records, with approximately 500 added each year. New site records can result from investigations conducted in areas proposed for development, as required through the Historic Resources Impact Assessment process, or from academic research projects.

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