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An Instructors Guide archaeological Excavation in NunavutAcknowledgments Writing by: Brendan Rebel and Tim Last Design and layout by: Brendan Rebel Project management by: Torsten Diesel, Inuit Heritage

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1. Start by selecting a suitable site for archaeological excavation in Inuit territory.
2. Obtain the necessary permits and permissions from local authorities and communities.
3. Set up a team of trained archaeologists and assistants to carry out the excavation.
4. Begin the excavation process by carefully removing the top layer of soil using shovels and trowels.
5. Continuously document and record all findings during the excavation process.
6. Use appropriate tools and techniques to carefully uncover artifacts and features.
7. Clean and preserve the uncovered artifacts using proper conservation methods.
8. Analyze and interpret the findings to gain insights into the Inuit culture and history.
9. Document and publish the excavation results for further research and knowledge dissemination.
10. Respect and engage with the local Inuit communities throughout the excavation process, involving them in decision-making and interpretation of findings.

Who needs archaeological excavation - inuit?

1. Archaeological excavation in Inuit territory is important for researchers, archaeologists, and historians who are interested in studying and understanding the Inuit culture, history, and way of life.
2. Inuit communities themselves may also benefit from archaeological excavation as it helps in affirming their cultural heritage, strengthening their identity, and preserving their ancestral knowledge and practices.

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An archaeological excavation - inuit is the process of carefully digging and uncovering artifacts and remains left by the Inuit people, the indigenous inhabitants of the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, and Alaska.

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Anyone conducting archaeological excavations related to the Inuit people is required to file the necessary documentation.

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To fill out archaeological excavation - inuit forms, one must provide detailed information about the excavation site, artifacts found, and their significance.

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The purpose of archaeological excavation - inuit is to learn more about the history, culture, and lifestyle of the Inuit people through the study of their artifacts and remains.

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Information such as the location of the excavation site, types of artifacts found, methods used for excavation, and any relevant historical context must be reported.