Archaeological Services promotes New Brunswick heritage awareness through education.
New Brunswick’s archaeological record spans over thousands of years and plays an important role in the recognition and interpretation of our shared heritage.
The archaeological and cultural information associated with archaeological sites are diverse; for example, the material recovered from a 3000-year-old First Nation village is totally different from a 17th century French trading post. Through archaeology we find that these sites and its people who occupied them have played unique and important roles in New Brunswick's past.