For the Vancouver National Historic Reserve, archaeology and the collections it creates have a special significance. The material culture, both in the site's collection and still in situ, is what remains of the original sites and their inhabitants. Archaeological artifacts and features are often the primary resources for reconstructing and interpreting the site. Vancouver's role in regional history is reflected in the enormity of the archaeological resources here. To share the "underground" legacy of this site, we have developed a Public Archaeology Program that includes educational opportunities, special tours, and lectures. Learn more about archaeology and cultural resources at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site here! Archaeology Collections
Learn about archaeological collections at Fort Vancouver NHS. What If I Find an Artifact?
What should you do if you find an artifact at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site? Find out here Archaeology at Fort Vancouver National Historic Site |
Last updated: January 30, 2024