Executive Board

president@arkyedmonton.ca 

Amandah  became president of ASAEC in 2018 after becoming involved with the Edmonton Centre in 2015. Amandah received a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Alberta and a Master of Arts from Trent University. Her research has focused primarily on the interactions between people and landscapes and has included archaeological projects in Alberta, British Columbia, and Turkey. Amandah has worked at the Royal Alberta Museum and currently works in Aboriginal Consultation. She is passionate about educating others about the importance of heritage resources in the province and around the world.

treasurer@arkyedmonton.ca 

membership@arkyedmonton.ca

Jennifer has a Bachelor of Arts, Honours and a Master of Arts in Anthropology, both from the University of Alberta. She has worked on archaeological sites in Alberta, Utah, and Wyoming and is interested in lithic analysis, quantitative methods, and Plains archaeology. She joined ASAEC's board in 2017. She co-founded Terreval Research and Valuations Inc. and undertakes research and mapping for First Nation land claims. Jennifer also manages ASAEC's website.

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Angela has a background in archaeology and heritage resource management.  Her studies focused on land use and subsistence. Research interests include public archaeology, paleoethnobotany, zooarchaeoloy, traditional land use and the re-interpretation of sites excavated decades ago.   Angela joined ASAEC in 2008, and has served on the board during most of her involvement with the Society. She currently spearheads the ASAEC History project.