Provincial Archaeology Office Wins 2020 Canadian Archaeological Association Communication Award

  • Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation

May 14, 2021

The Provincial Archaeology Office, in the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation, is the recipient of the 2020 Canadian Archaeological Association Communication Award for the Inside Newfoundland and Labrador Archaeology blog, the Annual Archaeology Review, and the Office’s Facebook page. Links to the material are included under Learn More below.

Each year the Canadian Archaeological Association recognizes the importance of public journalism, institutions, and social media in disseminating and promoting Canadian archaeology. Outstanding efforts are recognized in the following categories: Writer/Producer, Professional/Institutional, and Social Media.

These awards recognize contributions by journalists, film producers, professional archaeologists and institutions and are adjudicated by a committee composed of a regional representation of Canadian Archaeological Association members.

The Provincial Archaeology Office is the regulatory agency for all archaeology conducted within Newfoundland and Labrador. The Office aids in protecting, preserving, developing, studying, interpreting, and promoting an appreciation of the historic resources of the province.

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“Congratulations to Jamie Brake, Stephen Hull, Delphina Mercer and John Erwin on this significant accomplishment. Your commitment to archaeology in the province is steadfast and I commend you for your dedicated work preserving and protecting our vital historic resources. Communication is an integral part of what each of you do and your efforts to reach the broader community through public education, have been successful.”
Honourable Steve Crocker
Minister of Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation

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Learn More

Provincial Archaeology Office

Inside Newfoundland & Labrador Archaeology blog

Provincial Archaeology Office of Newfoundland and Labrador Facebook Page

Media Contact
Kathryn Summers
Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation
709-729-4819, 699-6147
kathrynsummers@gov.nl.ca

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