The Cataraqui Archaeological Research Foundation

Susan M. Bazely

Susan M. Bazely

Photo by Rob Mooey

Executive Director, Senior Archaeologist

Education

M.A. (Distinction) Archaeology and Heritage, University of Leicester 2001

B.A. (Hon) Anthropology (Archaeology and Physical Geography), University of Toronto 1983

Current licence: P020 Province of Ontario

Ms. Bazely has managed a variety of archaeological research and consulting projects as well as directed archaeological education programs, designed permanent and temporary interpretative exhibits, and worked extensively with all media formats. Ms. Bazely specializes in historical archaeology working on sites spanning late 17th to late 19th century including Fort Frontenac National Historic Site of Canada (NHSC), Fort Henry NHSC, Naval Cottages RMC, and Fort Frederick NHSC. All excavations have followed Parks Canada standards for methodology, recording and material culture analysis. Sites have been excavated under provincial consulting and field school licences, and Parks Canada permits. Ms. Bazely's Master's dissertation is titled "How does public archaeology teach about and preserve the past?" and focuses on all aspects of public archaeology programs which involve and engage the public.

Archaeological Experience: Over twenty years' experience in Eastern Ontario.

A selection of past projects includes:

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